Full zirconia ceramic crown on implant

An all-ceramic or zirconia crown on an implant is a durable and aesthetically pleasing prosthetic solution that restores a missing tooth, providing an appearance and functionality similar to natural teeth. The procedure involves attaching a crown made of ceramic or zirconia to an implant, which acts as an artificial root. These materials are characterized by high durability, natural appearance, and biocompatibility.

Preparation: Consultation, impression, or scan of the teeth.

Course: Installation of the healing screw, attachment of the abutment to the implant, seating of the crown, and adjustment to the occlusion.

Results: Restoration of tooth function and aesthetics; the crown looks natural.

Recovery: Minimal discomfort, full use of the crown immediately after the procedure.

• Missing one or more teeth.
• Post-implant restoration.
• The desire for an aesthetically pleasing and durable prosthetic solution.

• Insufficient stability of the implant.
• Active periodontal disease or neglected oral hygiene.
• Systemic problems that may impede the healing process.