What is an angled abutment on a partial bridge?

Angled abutments compensate for unfavourable implant positions (30-45°). They provide a parallel path of insertion despite angled placement. They reduce stress on the screw connections through better distribution of forces. They improve aesthetics by correctly aligning the crown contours. Available in various angles (17°, 30°, etc.) and materials. They require precise torque settings during placement. They make bridges possible in areas with anatomical limitations. Digital planning calculates the ideal abutment angle for minimal stress. They lower the risk of peri-implantitis by making cleaning easier. Essential in areas of bone loss where upright placement is impossible.