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Crowns on Dental Implants
The solution for a complete, functional and aesthetic tooth on your implant.
Crowns on Dental Implants
A crown on an implant is the final restoration placed on a dental implant, restoring chewing function and the natural appearance of the smile. It connects to the implant through an abutment and offers high durability and aesthetics for years to come.
Why are crowns placed on implants?
- When the natural tooth has been replaced with an implant
- To restore chewing function and aesthetics
- To protect the implant and abutment from daily loads
- To ensure a stable and natural result
Types of crowns on implants
- Ceramic crown (full ceramic) - Natural appearance, high translucency. Suitable for front teeth.
- Porcelain-fused-to-metal crown (PFM) - High resistance and good aesthetics. Suitable for back teeth where strength is required.
- E-max or zirconia crown - Premium material, very natural and strong. Resistant to fractures and stains.
Placement process
- Implant placement and tissue healing
- Abutment connection on the implant
- Final crown fitting and placement
- Function and aesthetics check
Advantages
- Complete restoration of the natural tooth
- Safe function and normal chewing
- High, natural and harmonious aesthetics
- Extension of implant life and protection of surrounding tissues