Implant Prosthesis
An implant prosthesis is a dental restoration that replaces missing teeth using dental implants as anchors in the jawbone. These restorations can be single crowns, bridges, or full-arch prosthetics (such as overdentures or fixed hybrid dentures). Implant prostheses provide superior function, aesthetics, and longevity compared to traditional dentures and bridges.
Implant Supported Bridges Replace multiple missing teeth by connecting crowns over two or more implants.
- Lasts 10–20+ years with proper care..
- Restores chewing ability like natural teeth.
- Mimics natural teeth for a beautiful smile.
- Maintains jawbone structure unlike traditional dentures.
An implant prosthesis is a dental restoration that replaces missing teeth using dental implants as the foundation. It is designed to restore function, aesthetics, and oral health by anchoring artificial teeth to titanium implants surgically placed in the jawbone.
Single Implant Crowns – Used to replace a single missing tooth.
mplant-Supported Bridges – Replace multiple missing teeth by connecting crowns over two or more implants.
Titanium/Zirconia Implants – Biocompatible and integrate with bone.
Ceramic/Zirconia Crowns – Highly aesthetic and durable.
Hybrid Prosthesis (Titanium + Acrylic or Zirconia) – Common for full-arch cases.
