The relatively young Dentalpoint AG has been producing high-quality ceramic dental implants since 2006 and is one of the pioneers in this field. In 2009 the first two-part implant system made of white, high-performance ceramic was ready for the market. Under the brand name Zeramex, it is sent from the production facility in Spreitenbach, Switzerland, to customers in Europe, the USA and Asia.
Zeramex Company Blog
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Reposting this social media case from Dr. Christopher Phepls’ instagram account.
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Reposting a video by Dr. Christian Hahn on his Instagram account. In this video Dr. Hahn is talking about the difference of Titanium dental implants and Zirconia dental implants.
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Dr. Patel has placed more than 5,000 implants, has published numerous articles in leading dental journals, and has worked as a lecturer and clinical consultant on dental implants and prosthetics for several companies. He maintains private practices in Lenoir and Mooresville, North Carolina.
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Social Media Case presentation by Dr. Dean Licenblat!
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Dr. Shelby Nelson of Custom Periodontics & Implantology shares her experience in placing her first ever Ceramic Dental Implant. Continue reading to know the reasons why she chose to move forward with ZERAMEX XT!
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ZERAMEX XT is featured in Inside Dentistry. Case Presentation featuring Zeramex Ceramic Dental Implants by Paresh Patel, DDS | Apolinar Madrigal, DDS
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ZERAMEX XT is on the front page of Implant Practice – US featuring Dr. Paresh Patel’s experience with ZERAMEX Ceramic Dental Systems
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A social media case presentation by Dr. Dean Licenblat | Posted on Instagram last November 26, 2020 | Zirconia implants are another way of solving the problem of edentulism.
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This case report demonstrates the straightforward surgical and restorative protocol for the ZERAMEX XT Implant. This treatment option has proven valuable in cases where the doctor wishes to provide the optimal esthetic solution, particularly in anterior cases with thin gingival biotype, where titanium implants often produce a gray shadowing.