Dental implants consist of posts placed in the jawbone to support a crown or bridge, serving as a reliable replacement for missing teeth. While titanium has been the standard since the 1960s, zirconia implants were introduced in 1987 as a metal-free, ceramic-based alternative.

Health

Unlike metal, ceramic implants do not interact negatively with tissues, blood supply, or other body systems. Their metal-free composition makes them a biocompatible and safe option for long-term use.

Aesthetics

Made from tooth-colored material, ceramic implants blend seamlessly with your natural smile. They don’t show through the gums like some metal implants might, especially in cases of gum thinning or recession.

Biocompatibility

Zirconia, the material used in ceramic implants, integrates naturally with bone through osseointegration. It supports healthy tissue and offers excellent compatibility with the jaw.

Durability

Built to withstand strong chewing forces, ceramic implants are secure, resilient, and long-lasting.

Allergy-Friendly

These implants are hypoallergenic and ideal for patients with known sensitivities or allergies to metals.