Advanced Angulated Milling Technology
Our advanced angulated screw channel milling technology allows screw access channels to be adjusted from 0° to 20°, providing greater restorative flexibility without compromising precision.
It is ideal for cases where implant positioning limits conventional screw access and helps clinicians achieve superior functional and esthetic outcomes.
ANGULATED CHANNEL MILLING
Key Benefits
High-Precision Milling
Accurately manufactured angulated screw channels with exceptional consistency.
Improved Esthetics
Optimised screw access positioning for natural-looking restorations.
Better Clinical Accessibility
Makes restoration placement and maintenance easier, even in challenging implant positions.
Reliable Screw-Retained Function
Maintains secure screw retention while improving prosthetic design flexibility.
Reduced Screw Stress
Optimised screw angulation helps reduce lateral stress and supports long-term stability.
Optimised Internal Structure
Precise milling ensures excellent internal fit and screw channel integrity.
Angulated Screw Channel milling up to 20°
Our Angulated Screw Channel Milling technology enables precise screw channel angulation from 0° to 20°, providing greater restorative flexibility while maintaining the reliability of screw-retained implant restorations. Suitable for crowns, bridges, bars, custom abutments, and cement-retained structures, it enhances clinical accessibility and esthetic outcomes, particularly in cases where implant positioning is less than ideal.
Exclusive Rights
Exclusive Technology in the UK
We hold the exclusive contractual rights to provide this angulated milling technology within the United Kingdom. This enables our customers to access a unique solution not available through other UK milling centres.
Legal Protection
Our angulated screw channel milling process is protected by patent rights and, under a contractual agreement, we hold exclusive rights to use this technology in the UK. As a result, any unauthorised angulated milling carried out independently — or through other UK-based milling centres—without Hoil Dental’s prior written consent may lead to legal action.