A new study led by Prof. Zeev Ormianer evaluated the effects of aging torque controllers on screw tightening force and bacterial micro-leakage on the implant-abutment complex.
The study evaluated spring-type, friction-type torque controllers and IAC with both conical and hexagonal connections, applying chemical, mechanical, temperature, and pressure-aging methods.
The results of the study, recently published in the journal, MDPI, demonstrate a significant decrease in torque after 10 days of aging.
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