Ceramic Crowns on Dental Implants
Ceramic crowns on dental implants provide a highly aesthetic, durable, and biocompatible solution for replacing missing teeth. These crowns are securely attached to titanium or zirconia implants, offering a natural-looking restoration that functions just like a real tooth. Ceramic crowns are ideal for patients seeking a metal-free, long-lasting, and aesthetically pleasing solution for their smile.
How Long Do Ceramic Crowns on Implants Last?
With proper care and regular dental check-ups, ceramic crowns on implants can last 15 to 20 years or even longer, thanks to their high durability and resistance to staining and wear. Factors such as oral hygiene, dietary habits, and lifestyle choices can influence their longevity.
Benefits of Ceramic Crowns on Implants:
Natural-Looking Aesthetics: Ceramic closely mimics the color, translucency, and texture of natural teeth, ensuring a flawless smile.
Strong and Durable: Designed to withstand chewing forces while maintaining their shape and function over time.
Biocompatible and Metal-Free: Perfect for patients with metal sensitivities, ensuring gum health and reducing allergic reactions.
Stain Resistance: Ceramic material resists discoloration from food and drinks, maintaining a bright, white smile.
Preserves Bone Structure: Dental implants prevent bone loss and maintain facial structure by stimulating the jawbone.
What’s Included in the Price?
Our ceramic crown on implant package includes:
Virtual Design: A detailed digital plan to ensure the perfect fit, shape, and color of your new crown.
Wax-Up Model: A physical wax replica to preview the final look and make any necessary adjustments.
Acrylic Mock-Up: A temporary acrylic crown for function and aesthetics while your permanent ceramic crown is being crafted.
Abutment Selection: The connector piece between the implant and crown, ensuring a secure and customized fit.
Implant Placement Consultation: Professional guidance on implant placement for optimal results.
When Are Ceramic Crowns on Implants Used?
To replace single missing teeth with a strong, natural-looking solution.
As part of full-mouth rehabilitation for multiple missing teeth.
To restore function and aesthetics after tooth loss due to decay or trauma.
For patients seeking a long-term alternative to removable dentures or bridges.
To prevent jawbone deterioration and maintain facial aesthetics.
Caring for Your Ceramic Crown on Implant:
To maximize the lifespan of your ceramic crown, follow these care tips:
Brush and floss regularly, using non-abrasive toothpaste to prevent scratching the surface.
Avoid chewing on very hard foods, such as ice or hard candies.
Schedule routine dental check-ups to monitor the implant and crown health.
Use a water flosser or specialized floss to clean around the implant.
Avoid smoking, as it can negatively impact implant longevity.
Ceramic crowns on implants provide a perfect combination of strength, aesthetics, and functionality, giving you a confident smile that feels completely natural.