Zeramex® Zirconia Implants are carefully fabricated from a biocompatible, corrosion-resistant ceramic that has an even higher material strength than titanium. This process creates a strong, stable, long-lasting implant that maintains a natural tooth color for an aesthetically pleasing smile.

What sets Zeramex® implants apart is the technology. A specialized biocompatible bit ensures the initial drilling is precise for perfect positioning. The ceramic root-shaped implant has several different diameters and lengths, so the appropriate size can be seated securely in the jawbone.

Once the bone and ceramic implant fuse, the abutment can be placed. The carbon-fiber screw-retained abutment fits tightly inside the main implant for a secure internal connection. Four positioning tips facilitate optimal alignment on insertion, and a slightly beveled edge provides stability and ensures accurate centering.

The ceramic implant withstands compression forces by absorbing pressure waves. The carbon-fiber screw provides resistance against tensile forcers, for an optimal implant experience. This 100% metal-free design reduces the risk of implant rejection.

Our periodontists offer zirconia implants to many patients who want a beautiful, functional smile but may have gum recession in their future.

Unlike titanium implants, Zeramex® Zirconia Implants won’t attract bacteria or conduct an electrical charge. The hypoallergenic ceramic reduces your risk of irritation or infection in the gums, and prevents you from suffering a metal allergy reaction.

The varying sizes of implants available allow your periodontist to precisely customize implant diameter and depth, for the most secure fit in your jaw. The biocompatible bit eliminates unnecessary bone removal and creates the perfect tight fit for the implant to speed fusion.

The white color of the implant helps prevent a grey sheen showing through if you have thin gums. The zirconia material is also corrosion resistant, preventing degradation of the implant.

Your zirconia implant is designed to look, feel, and function just like your original teeth. Brush, floss, and see your dentist regularly for dental and periodontal care. A properly maintained implant and restoration can last for decades.

Since the implant is white, you should be able to enjoy a perfect aesthetic smile even if your gum tissue thins. Use care when brushing along the gumline and seek regular periodontal care to support implant health and reduce the chances of bacterial buildup and irritation.

Contact us today for a consultation and find out if Zeramex® Zirconia Implants are right for you.