A Ceramic Zirconia dental implant is like a one-time, long-term investment that usually pays rich dividends and the dental patient does not experience the situation of implant replacement, defect, or failure.
Choosing a dental implant, therefore, should be an informed decision, the implant material should be durable, aesthetic and safe as it is going to stay in your mouth for a long time. Moreover, an experienced implant specialist can help you ensure perfect placement and also advise you about implant suitability.
A dental implant is not an off-the-shelf product that you can easily return to a store and get an immediate replacement, and be on your way. A dental implant procedure, be it the placement of a Ceramic Zirconia or any other implant, is a significant step that affects your oral and general health. A failed implant can lead to pain, oral complications, increased financial burden, and unnecessary hassle.
Want Us To Call You? Call Us Now To BookAt All Natural Dentistry, your dental health is in the hands of two highly experienced professionals: Dr. Amy Khajavi and Dr. Paul. dr. Amy Khajavi is a leading specialist in implant dentistry and full mouth reconstruction with over 22 years of experience. As a biological dentist, she is committed to using only biocompatible materials in all treatments. Her expertise in placing ceramic zirconia dental implants has helped countless patients achieve healthier smiles with long-lasting, aesthetic results.
Dr. Paul, a skilled oral and maxillofacial surgeon, has successfully placed over 9,000 dental implants—including both titanium and ceramic. His extensive surgical experience allows him to tailor each treatment to the patient’s unique dental and anatomical needs.
Together, Dr. Khajavi and Dr. Paul combine advanced clinical skills with a holistic philosophy to provide custom, full-mouth implant solutions that support both oral and overall health. Whether you’re considering titanium or ceramic implants, they will help guide you to the best choice for your body and lifestyle.
Zirconia’s naturally white shade closely mimics the color of real teeth, making it an ideal choice for creating seamless, aesthetically pleasing restorations. Unlike titanium, which may sometimes appear as a gray line beneath the gums, zirconia ensures a natural look without such concerns.
Zirconia is highly biocompatible, meaning it’s less likely to cause allergic reactions or adverse immune responses. This makes it an excellent option for individuals with sensitivities or allergies to metals.
Known for its impressive durability, zirconia is highly resistant to bending, compression, and fractures. Its robust resistance to wear and corrosion ensures long-term reliability in dental restorations.
With a smooth, non-porous surface, zirconia discourages plaque accumulation. This can result in fewer complications, such as gum inflammation and infections, fostering better oral health.
Zirconia has poor heat conductivity, helping to reduce sensitivity to temperature changes when consuming hot or cold food. This makes it a more comfortable choice for patients.
For those who prefer or require metal-free implants, zirconia is an excellent alternative to titanium. It suits individuals with metal allergies or those seeking non-metallic materials. Enhanced Bone Integration
Research shows that zirconia may support improved osseointegration (bone integration) compared to titanium. This can lead to stronger, more stable implants and long-term success. Zirconia offers a compelling combination of aesthetics, functionality, and biocompatibility, making it a highly advantageous material for dental implants.
The first dental implants that were used in the 1980s had two parts: the fixture, which was fitted into the jaw bone, and the abutment, which was the prosthetic crown fixed to the fixture. By 2000, a new improvement in ceramic materials allowed implantologists to use ceramic abutments, which was considered less damaging to the tissues than titanium.
Ceramic dental implant was introduced in 2005. However, when the one-piece zirconia dental implant received approval from the FDA in 2011, it created a revolution in dental implants.
CeraRoot® ceramic zirconia dental implants gained popularity because they had no prosthetic connections. In titanium implants, the site where the prosthetic connected with the fixture was a hotbed for harmful bacterial growth leading to implant failure. Moreover, ceramic zirconia implants had a tooth-like color and was not prone to change to grayish color like titanium implants.
Zirconia’s excellent biocompatibility, great biomechanical properties, and low affinity to plaque, and natural appearance make it an ideal choice in both cosmetic and clinical dentistry.
1. Ceramic implants allow a more natural gum-line and are easy to clean and maintain.
2.Zirconia implants are natural-looking and have tooth-like color.
3. Ceramic zZrconia implants have a one-piece design, and therefore there's almost no likelihood of proliferating harmful bacteria growth.
4. Ceramic zirconia dental implants are free from risks such as metal allergy, corrosion, and inflammation.
5. Gums are healthier around ceramics compared to metal.
6. Zirconia implants fuse faster and efficiently with the jawbone compared to other implant materials.
7.Ceramic Zirconia implants are completely safe and have been approved by the FDA and other international dental regulatory bodies.
Dentists and implantologists recommend and prefer zirconia dental implants over titanium.
To learn more about the benefits of Ceramic Zirconia dental implants, please call All Natural Dentistry at ((858) 779-9292 to schedule your dental appointment. Our qualified staff will inform you about the implant procedure. You can also consult Dr. Amy Khajavi for other major dental procedures including cosmetic dentistry, teeth cleaning, neuromuscular problems, and TMJ. Dr. Khajavi holds advanced dental degrees, is a recipient of dental awards, and is a specialist in implant dentistry and full mouth reconstruction.
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