Why You Should NEVER Reuse Abutments

Should you ever reuse an abutment? Dr. Robert Stanley, the Smile Engineer, explains why the answer is a firm “no.” According to the FDA, abutments are classified as single-use medical devices, and reusing them can create serious risks for both the patient and the clinician. In this video, Dr. Rob covers what “single use” really means, why reusing an abutment isn’t worth the gamble, and how to protect both your clinical outcomes and your liability.

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