There are two types of new abutments, the first type is specifically intended for cemented bridges and the other type is intended for single tooth cemented crowns.

Solid Abutments for cemented bridges:
These new Solid abutments are structured as a single unit comprised of the abutment and screw and therefore can be directly screwed into the implant. They are intended for reconstruction of cemented bridges and are available in three heights: 4mm, 5.50mm and 7mm.
The new Solid abutments have suitable analogs in three heights, corresponding to the abutments heights, as well as fitted plastic caps for closed tray impression coping. There are two types of fitted plastic caps: one is anti-rotational, while the other rotates freely. The three abutment heights are marked on the plastic caps, so that the caps can be cut to the specific required height and a wax carving of the missing teeth can be created.

 Abutment for single cemented crown:
This new abutment is structured as two units (an abutment and a screw) that are screwed directly into the implant. It's intended use is for reconstruction of a cemented crown. It is available with a suitable analog and fitted plastic caps for closed tray impression coping. As with the cemented bridge abutments, there are two available types of fitted plastic caps: one is anti-rotational (red colored), while the other rotates freely (white colored).