RESUMO
It is rightly said, “implant dentistry is a prosthodontic discipline that happens to have a surgical component.” Even though the most recommended concept is restoration driven implant placement, the anatomical features of the bone may not allow for the ideal placement of the implant. One of the complications occurring during the implant placement is malalignment or placement in less ideal positions. Various techniques have been discussed in the literature to describe the correction of this malpositioning of the implants. These methods encompass both surgical and prosthodontic aspects. Where in surgical methods are more of invasive for an osseointegrated implant, prosthodontic methods offer better results with less complicated procedures with the use of customized or angulated abutments. This review gives an insight into the various options of abutment available for the restoration of the angulated implants.