What Are Dental Implant Crowns Made Of?
Dental implants consist of several components: the implant, which is inserted into the jaw, the crown or prosthetic tooth and the abutment, which connects the two. What are dental implant crowns made of? How do materials compare, and is one better than another?
When you schedule a consultation with Dr. Mike will offer recommendations based on your implant type and your individual needs. Provided below, is an overview of implant crown material options.
Dental implant crowns are often made from:
After Dr. Mike places your dental implant, he will likely recommend PFM or zirconia crowns. These materials offer the best longevity, durability and strength. You’ll be able to chew tough foods and speak just as if you had all of your natural teeth.
Both zirconia and PFM look natural. The vast majority of people can’t tell the difference between a dental implant and a natural tooth—so you can look forward to talking, smiling and posing for photos once again.
If you’re considering dental implants, Dr. Mike and the Cleveland Implant Institute team will guide you through the entire process. Call today to schedule a consultation.
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