Many patients ask us if dental implants are safe and holistic. We have opted to use ceramic dental implants, also known as zirconia implants because they are biocompatible with many patients. This is because ceramics are, for the most part, inert, meaning non-reactive, though some slight reactions may occur at the molecular level. In contrast, titanium dental implants, which…
Patients looking into zirconia dental implants—also known as ceramic dental implants—often make appointments at our practice to learn more. During those visits, we have learned that many have heard myths about zirconia implants. Here are five common misconceptions about zirconia dental implants. Myth #1: Zirconia dental implants are the most biocompatible. Dental implants are medical…
Ceramic dental implants can be a substantial investment in the health of your mouth—and you may be wondering if your dental insurance will cover them. Ceramic implants, also known as zirconia implants, generally cost patients $5,000-6,000 for extraction and replacement of the tooth, including surgical time and the cost of the implant. However, each case…
If your dentist has suggested dental implants, you may be wondering if you should choose ceramic or titanium. Both have pros and cons. Dental implants can and often do last a lifetime, so it’s important to choose the right material for you. Here is a look at how they compare, so you can have an…
Ceramic dental implants have become very popular in recent years because they have a number of advantages—including a 95% success rate. With more patients demanding metal-free alternatives to titanium implants, that high success rate is one reason more titanium-based implant companies are designing ceramic dental implants to complement their metal systems. Let’s take a look…