A Beautiful Smile with Metal Free Ceramic Dental Implants
100% Metal Free Solutions:
Ceramic, Zirconia Dental Implants
A Beautiful Smile with Metal Free Ceramic Dental Implants
100% Metal Free Solutions:
Ceramic, Zirconia Dental Implants
Why Metal Free Dental Implants?
The Best Esthetic and Most Natural Option
When replacing a lost tooth nothing looks better than a tooth-colored solution. Zirconia implants are a white ceramic material that can best replicate nature. This translates to great smiles. In contrast traditional titanium dental implants are a gray metal. Ceramic Dental Implants are the most esthetic option.
A Healthy and All-Natural Option
Zirconia is an extremely reliable biocompatible material for use in the human body. Zirconia implants are beyond biocompatible as they are bioinert. Zirconia has been used for decades in various applications with great results. Ceramic dental implants are shown to integrate with the jawbone at very high levels. Excellent biocompatibility is an important trait to consider when placing something into your body.
Great Gum Tissue Health
Zirconia implants are more resistant to plaque and bacteria that is often found in a disease state. Having a healthy mouth free from bacteria that causes disease is very important for the maintenance of overall health. The same bacteria that cause gum disease has been connected with poor cardiovascular health. Less collection of this bacteria is a significant benefit for ceramic dental implants.
Hypoallergenic
Zirconia is hypoallergenic, so sensitivity and allergy issues are not known to be a problem because zirconia is bioinert. Some people have been known to have an allergy to metals even some instances of reaction to titanium. This is a significant benefit for ceramic dental implants.
Biological Safety: Resistant to Corrosion
Zirconia implants are bioinert and therefore resistant to corrosion. This is why ceramic dental implants are considered to have a high biological level of safety. Zirconia will not trigger chemical reactions or have ions migrate to other parts of the body. Particles and ions that are released from corrosion may be cytotoxic and induce pro-inflammatory responses. Metals are known to release ions because they are less resistant to corrosion and may trigger a negative response in some individuals.
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