Ceramic single implant

The jawbone as an important component of a well-fitting implant
A tooth must be extracted because it is so badly damaged or the dental nerve is irreparably damaged. Unlike 15 years ago, this situation is now much more manageable. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of different solutions on this page.

Dr. Babette Klein

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Immediate Implants

Gentle yet safe tooth extraction, disinfection of the jawbone with ozone, and placement of a suitable ceramic implant in the tooth socket. A temporary plastic crown is then bonded to the implant. Within one hour, the problem is solved; your entire body is freed from the toxins of the dead tooth and the bone inflammation, and you receive a safe, metal-free, and highly aesthetic restoration in a single appointment.
Damaged or diseased teeth can become sources of interference and cause or perpetuate disorders or chronic illnesses in other parts of the body; therefore, they should be removed.

Disadvantages

Tooth extraction and immediate implantation with zirconia ceramic implants + immediate temporary restoration:

If a gap exists because a tooth has already been extracted, a ceramic implant can also be used if there is sufficient bone (delayed implantation). In the posterior region, the implant would first heal firmly with the bone for four months, after which a ceramic crown would be bonded to it. This type of restoration also guarantees a metal-free solution and thus long-term dental health.

Disadvantages: