Description

Crown on the implant

What is a dental implant

A dental implant is a small titanium screwdriver that is implanted in the jawbone in place of the missing tooth. It serves as the basis for a crown, bridge or prosthesis.

Construction and materials

Restoration missing – this process consists of several elements The implant consists of several parts – a screw, a connector and a crown. The most commonly used materials are titanium or ceramic compounds, due to their durability and biocompatibility.

What is a crown on an implant?

A crown on an implant is a replacement tooth that is attached to the implant through an abutment. The crown has both an aesthetic and functional function, restoring the full functionality of the occlusion to the patient. In addition, replacing the missing teeth prevents bone atrophy, which has an additional preventive effect compared to a persistent missing dentition.

Why choose a crown on an implant?

Aesthetics

Implant-supported crowns are very natural and practically indistinguishable from real teeth. In our case, all crowns are made with the greatest precision by specially selected prosthetic technicians.

Functionality

Thanks to them, the patient can eat, talk and laugh without fear.

Permanence

With proper care, they can last for many years.

The process of placing a crown on an implant

Stages of treatment

Implant insertion

The first step is to place the implant in the bone. After some time (usually a few months), the bone fuses with the implant, creating a solid support for the crown.

Prosthetic restoration

After the implant fuses with the bone, a crown is placed on it.

Care and maintenance of the crown on the implant

Daily hygiene

Just like natural teeth, working on implants requires regular brushing and flossing.

Follow-up visits

Regular visits to the dentist will help keep your crown in good condition for a long time.

Possible complications

Like any medical procedure, implantation and final assembly of the crown may also involve certain risks. Therefore, it is important to strictly follow the doctor’s instructions and have regular check-ups. In the worst case, the implant itself may be reinsertable. However, taking into account all the complications. Our team consists of highly experienced doctors who are prepared for any eventuality.

Summary

A crown on an implant is a modern solution for people who have lost one or more teeth. Thanks to it, you can enjoy a beautiful smile and full functionality for many years. Bearing in mind how long Stomo Clinic has been using procedures related to the replacement of deficiencies with the use of implants, this is practically the standard of treatment in our facility.

FAQ Crown on an implant

1. **Is it painful to place a crown on an implant?**
The procedure is performed under anesthesia, so it is painless. After the procedure, minor discomfort may occur that disappears quickly.

2. How long does the whole process take?
It may take several months from the implant placement to the placement of the crown due to the need to wait. Time should elapse until the implant is fully loaded with the crown. The implant must have time to connect with the bone.

3. Can anyone have a crown on an implant?
Most patients qualify for such a procedure, but individual consultations with a doctor are required, during which we perform diagnostics to learn about the condition of the patient’s skeletal system

4. How to take care of the crown on the implant?
The same as with natural teeth – brush, floss and visit the dentist regularly.

5. How much does a crown on an implant cost?
The price depends on many factors, such as materials, the location of the clinic or the doctor’s experience.