Dental crown on an implant

Tooth loss can significantly affect your ability to chew, speak, and also your self-confidence. However, a dental crown on an implant offers a permanent and functional solution to replace a lost tooth. In this informative text, you will learn more about how a dental crown on an implant can restore your smile and self-confidence.

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What is a dental crown on an implant?

A dental crown on an implant is a prosthetic work used to replace a lost tooth. It consists of three basic parts: the implant, the abutment and the crown itself. An implant is a titanium screw that is placed in the jaw to replace the root of a lost tooth. The abutment is the connection between the implant and the crown, while the crown is the visible part that replaces the lost tooth.

Advantages of a dental crown on an implant

  1. Aesthetic appearance: It is made so that it fits perfectly into your oral cavity and looks natural.

  2. Functionality: The implant provides strength and stability, allowing normal chewing and speech.

  3. Durability: The implant is extremely durable, and with proper care, it can last a lifetime.

  4. Preservation of surrounding teeth: Unlike classic bridges, where adjacent teeth have to be ground, the implant does not require such procedures.

Placement procedure for a dental crown on an implant

The process of placing a dental crown on an implant usually involves several steps:

  1. Consultation: The first step is a consultation with our team. You will discuss your needs and assess whether you are a candidate for this procedure.

  2. Implantation: Once you have chosen this option, the surgeon will place the implant in your jaw during a short surgical procedure.

  3. Recovery: After the implant is placed, it will take some time to heal and integrate with the jaw bones.

  4. Placement of the abutment: Once the implant is sufficiently integrated, the abutment will be placed to serve as a connection between the implant and the crown.

  5. Making the crown: The crown is customised in the dental laboratory.

  6. Placement of the crown: When the crown is ready, the dentist will permanently attach it to the abutment.

Care and maintenance

Caring for a dental crown on an implant is similar to caring for natural teeth. Brush your teeth regularly, use dental floss and visit the dentist for regular examinations. The implant does not require special care, but maintaining oral hygiene is essential for longevity.

A permanent solution to replace a lost tooth that can restore your smile, self-confidence and functionality. Consult your dentist to learn more about this dental option and how it can help you get your smile back.

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