Ceramic Implants in Pasadena

Ceramic Implant

Your decision to replace missing teeth with dental implants is an excellent investment in your oral health and appearance. They can improve your health-related quality of life and are cost effective in the long run.

We are able to cover all your needs

When we talk about healthy teeth, it is not only function that matters. They are also an essential part of your physical appearance – accordingly, you expect an optimal esthetic and natural outcome when it comes to dental restorations. Straumann offers a wide range of high quality tooth replacement solutions to improve your quality of life.

A dental implant is a small post-like part which is inserted in the jaw bone in place of the missing tooth root. With the Straumann® PURE Ceramic Implant, you have a tooth-colored and metal-free alternative which acts and looks like a natural and healthy tooth.

With the Straumann® PURE Ceramic Implant you receive an implant that

Enables for highly esthetic restorations thanks to its tooth-like color
Offers a metal-free alternative with excellent biocompatibility
Is mechanically tested before insertion and backed by scientific evidence

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FAQs

What is a ceramic dental implant?

A ceramic dental implant is a tooth-replacement option made from high-strength, biocompatible materials like zirconia. It serves as a metal-free alternative to traditional titanium implants and is designed to mimic the function and appearance of a natural tooth root.

How does a ceramic implant differ from a traditional implant?

The primary difference is the material used. While traditional implants are made of titanium (a metal), ceramic implants are made of zirconia. Because ceramic is naturally white, it can be particularly helpful in maintaining a natural look for patients with thin or recessed gum tissue.

What are the benefits of choosing ceramic materials?

Ceramic is known for being highly biocompatible, meaning it is well-accepted by the body’s natural tissues. Additionally, ceramic is resistant to corrosion and is an ideal choice for patients who prefer a metal-free restoration in their mouth.

How is a ceramic implant maintained?

Ceramic implants are maintained much like natural teeth. This typically includes regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental cleanings to keep the surrounding gum tissue healthy.

Who is a candidate for ceramic implants?

Most adults who are missing one or more teeth and have sufficient bone density may be candidates for dental implants. A clinical evaluation is necessary to determine if ceramic implants are the appropriate solution for an individual’s specific oral health needs.