Implants Crown and Bridges

Implant-Supported Crowns and Bridges are a premium restorative solution for patients who have lost one or more teeth. Utilizing dental implants as a strong and stable foundation, these restorations are digitally designed and customized for each patient, ensuring natural esthetics, high durability, and chewing function comparable to natural teeth. This is an ideal option for those seeking a fixed, long-term, and non-invasive solution that does not compromise adjacent healthy teeth.

Key Features

• Fixed prosthesis to replace one or multiple missing teeth using dental implants.

• No need to grind down or impact adjacent natural teeth, unlike traditional bridges.

• Versatile options: single crowns on individual implants or 3–5 unit bridges supported by one or two implants, depending on the case.

• Customizable shade and shape for a natural and precise outcome.

Benefits & Material Evaluation

• Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM): Combines metal substructure with esthetic porcelain, suitable for high-load areas.

• Full Zirconia: Extremely strong and durable, excellent biocompatibility, highly esthetic for both anterior and posterior restorations.

• Layered Porcelain: Offers realistic translucency, ideal for anterior aesthetics.

• Pressed Ceramic: High-strength glass-ceramic with superior esthetics, optimal for single-unit anterior restorations.

• Composite Resin: Suitable for temporary crowns while waiting for final restoration.

Technical Specifications

• Indications:

- Patients missing one or more teeth (approximately 2 to 5 teeth).

- Seeking a fixed restoration supported by implants.

- Requiring high esthetics and full functional recovery.

• Restoration types:

- Single implant crown: Attached directly to an abutment to replace a single tooth.

- Implant bridge: A multi-unit bridge (monolithic or layered) connected to two or more implants.

• Production time in lab: 2–3 working days (with digital impression files).