Who is eligible for it?

Ceramic implants are highly innovative and an excellent choice for individuals looking for a natural look. These metal-free implants are suitable for many people, but some individuals are excellent candidates. Let's take a look at the characteristics that people who may be suitable for ceramic implants may have.

• Individuals Who Prefer a Natural Look: Individuals who do not want metal reflections or who prioritize a natural-looking smile without visible metal components.
• Individuals with Metal Sensitivities or Allergies: Those with metal sensitivities or allergies, as metal-free implants reduce the risk of adverse reactions.
• Individuals Desiring a Permanent Solution: Individuals looking for a durable and long-lasting denture option, as metal-free implants offer strength and stability.
• Single or Multiple Tooth Loss: Whether it is a single missing tooth or multiple missing teeth, metal-free implants can be customized to address varying degrees of tooth loss.
• Overall Oral Health: As with all dental implants, overall oral health is an important factor.
  Individuals with good overall oral health, including healthy gums and sufficient jawbone density to support the implant, may prefer metal-free implants.
• Individuals with Biocompatibility Concerns: Individuals who are concerned about biocompatibility and prefer materials that integrate seamlessly with the body can choose metal-free implants.rabilirler.

How the procedure works?

Your smile is unique and designing a smile according to your goals is highly personalized. If you choose metal-free implants for your personalized smile design, we have listed the step-by-step process for you.

• From online consultation to dental chair

  We start by getting to know you, your oral health history and your expectations for your smile. After your online consultation, a in-person consultation at your dentist's office will be the first step in planning your treatment. The necessary screening will be performed with high-tech screening tools and a treatment map will be planned in line with your concerns. This dental consultation is a suitable time to share all your concerns, questions and expectations. It is important for us to listen to you attentively and identify your needs correctly.

• Preparing Your Personalized Plan

  A treatment plan tailored to your unique needs is shared with you by your dentist. We carefully determine the number and placement of metal-free implants and create a plan that meets your goals. Once you approve this step, we will start the preparation of the metal-free implants.

• Placing Implant Gently

  To relieve any discomfort, local anesthesia is given and the placement of metal-free implants is started. With precise incisions, your dentist makes a place for the new implant and exposes the jawbone. Metal-free implants are fixed to your jawbone. After the procedure is completed, your dentist share with you the care instructions that you need to pay attention to.

• Recovery and Osseointegration

  It takes a certain amount of time for the implants to integrate seamlessly with your jawbone. Your medical consultant can guide you through this process and inform you about what to expect.

• Abutment Placement

  After the recovery and integration of the implant is complete, you need one more visit to your dentist's office. The dentist exposes the tops of the ceramic implants, preparing them for the next step. Special abutments are used to place the prosthesis that will complete your smile. Your smile is no longer a dream, but a reality, a unique representation of your personality.

The Recovery Process

Recovery processes are unique to individuals and may vary. If you prefer metal-free implants, we will provide detailed guidance on your recovery processes and care recommendations. Here is a step-by-step look at the recovery process of typically metal-free implants.

1. First Recovery (1-2 Weeks)

   It is quite normal to feel discomfort immediately after the procedure. Your dentist may prescribe pain killers for you and post-procedure instructions will be provided for your ongoing comfort. During this period, you can follow a soft food diet.

   It is recommended that you maintain your oral care routine and perform gentle care with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

2. Osseointegration Period (from a few weeks to 2 Months)

   Allow time for the osseointegration process where your implants become one with your jawbone. Be careful not to overload your implants during this sensitive phase.

3. Abutment Placement (After Osseointegration)

   Follow the dietary recommendations after abutment placement. During this process, you will also be informed about oral care routines by your dentist. It is very important for you to follow the care recommendations in terms of a rapid recovery process.

4. Restoration Connection

   Once your final restorations have been fitted, enjoy a gradual resume your daily diet. Follow a daily oral hygiene ritual by gently brushing your teeth with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Avoid using your implants for tasks such as opening packages or consuming very hard foods.  If you have a clenching problem, your dentist may recommend a night guard for the longevity of your implants.

Frequently asked questions

• What are metal-free dental implants?

  Metal-free dental implants are made from materials such as ceramic or zirconia and offer an alternative to traditional titanium implants. It provides an advanced treatment for aesthetic concerns and sensitivity to metals.

• Are metal-free implants as durable as titanium implants?

  Zirconia implants are known for their strength and durability. Zirconia material does not wear easily and is long-lasting.

• Who are suitable for metal-free implants?

  Metal-free implants are suitable for many patients, but the decision depends on individual factors such as oral health, bone density and patient preference. A detailed dental examination is required to determine eligibility.

• How much does metal-free implants cost?

  Dental treatment plans are personalized. For this reason, it is impossible to offer an exact cost. The cost can vary depending on the individual's needs, the type of implant and the number of implants.

• Can metal-free implants be used in treatments such as All-on-4?

  Yes, metal-free implants can be preferred for full mouth restorations, like traditional implants. The specific treatment plan depends on individual needs and circumstances.

• Is the placement procedure different for metal-free implants?

  The placement procedure for metal-free implants is similar to that of traditional implants. A surgical procedure is required to implant the zirconia screws into the jawbone. The recovery process and placement of the prosthesis can follow a similar timeline.

• Can metal-free implants replace a single tooth?

  Yes, metal-free implants can be used for single tooth designs just like traditional implants. They provide a stable and natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth.

• Is the recovery time different for metal-free implants?

  The recovery period for metal-free implants is usually similar to that of traditional implants. A recovery phase is required for the implants to adapt to the jawbone. However, it is also important to keep in mind that recovery processes are individualized.

• Can I have a metal-free implant if I am allergic to metals?

  Metal-free implants can be a great choice for individuals who are allergic or sensitive to metals. Along with this, it is very important to discuss any allergies or sensitivities with the dentist to determine the most suitable materials for the patient.

• Do metal-free implants have a natural appearance?

  Metal-free implants, especially those made of materials such as zirconia, can provide a natural appearance. The white color of zirconia implants can blend seamlessly with natural teeth.

• Can metal-free implants be used for patients with bruxism (teeth grinding)?

  Zirconia implants can be a possible option for bruxism patients as they are resistant to wear and have low abrasiveness.

• Can I replace my existing implants with metal-free implants?

  It is possible to replace existing titanium implants with metal-free implants. However, this procedure can be complicated and therefore it is very important to get the opinion of a specialized oral surgeon before the treatment.

• If I have a history of gum disease, can I get a metal-free implant?

  Existing gum disease can affect the success of any dental implant procedure, including metal-free implants. Before considering implant placement, it is necessary to diagnose and treat the type of gum disease. After the treatment, you can discuss your implant options with your dentist.

• Are metal-free implants suitable for patients with insufficient bone density?

  The feasibility of metal-free implants for patients with insufficient bone density depends on the degree of bone recession.In some cases, additional procedures or treatments may be recommended to improve bone density before implant placement.