Which form of an endosteal implant consists of a small titanium cylinder and an abutment surgically inserted into the bone that acts as a root system?

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The cylinder form of an endosteal implant consists of a small titanium cylinder and an abutment surgically inserted into the bone that acts as a root system. The blade form consists of one or more abutments and is surgically placed into a slot made in the bone. The screw form, the most widely used, consists of the implant, cover screw, abutment, abutment screw, cylinders, and gold screw. There is no rectangular form of an endosteal implant.

Which Form of an Endosteal Implant Consists of a Small