Metal-ceramic crown on implant

Metal-ceramic crown on implant at Gallant Clinic is a reliable and aesthetic method of tooth restoration that combines the strength of a metal framework with the natural appearance of a ceramic coating. This type of crown is an ideal solution for replacing both front and chewing teeth, providing durability and functionality. Our experienced implant dentists use advanced technologies to manufacture metal-ceramic crowns tailored to the individual needs of each patient.

Advantages of metal-ceramic crowns on implants at Gallant Clinic:

• Strength: The metal framework provides high strength and resistance to chewing loads.
• Aesthetics: The ceramic coating gives the crown a natural look indistinguishable from real teeth.
• Durability: Metal-ceramic crowns have a long service life with proper care.
• Biocompatibility: The materials used to make the crowns do not cause allergic reactions and are compatible with oral tissues.
• Color stability: The ceramic coating does not change color over time.

Indications for installing metal-ceramic crowns on implants:

• Restoration of missing teeth
• Protection of the implant and restoration of chewing function
• Restoration of the aesthetic appearance of the dental arch
• Preparation for the installation of bridge prostheses

Procedure for manufacturing and installing a metal-ceramic crown on an implant includes the following steps:

Consultation with an implant dentist

The first stage includes a detailed examination of the oral cavity, assessment of the implant condition, and determination of indications for installing a metal-ceramic crown. The doctor discusses possible treatment options with the patient and develops an individual plan.

Taking impressions

The doctor takes impressions of the patient’s teeth and gums to create an individual crown model. This ensures an ideal fit of the crown to the implant and gums.

Crown fabrication

The metal-ceramic crown is made in the laboratory according to the individual impressions. The prosthesis consists of a metal framework covered with layers of ceramic, providing high strength and a natural appearance.

Fitting and installation

After fabrication, the doctor fits the crown and, if necessary, adjusts it to ensure maximum comfort and aesthetics. The crown is fixed on the implant using special adhesive materials.

Post-procedure care:

• Proper oral hygiene: Regular brushing of teeth and implants twice a day using fluoride toothpaste and special care products for implants.
• Avoid excessive load: Avoid very hard and sticky foods that could damage the crown.
• Regular dental visits: Preventive check-ups every 6 months to monitor the condition of the crown and oral cavity.