Dr. Riemann’s expertise and commitment in utilizing advanced dental solutions have led to a successful dental implant case, shining a spotlight on the remarkable advantages of Zeramex Zirconia Dental Implants.
These implants present an excellent option for individuals with missing teeth, and it’s high time for dentists to embrace them. Their outstanding biocompatibility, compatibility with soft tissue, and natural white aesthetics make them a compelling choice for modern dentistry.
Ceramic implants have emerged as a strong and biocompatible option for teeth replacement. They are now well-established in the field, and numerous dentists are incorporating both materials, with a growing preference for ceramic-based implants over time.
Zirconia implants are one of the latest developments in dental implantology. Several studies have demonstrated that zirconia implants cause minimal to no inflammation of the peri-implant tissues, while also promoting extended epithelial attachment. Additionally, these implants have a more natural appearance, leading to improved aesthetics. Moreover, they do not contain any metal components, making them ideal for individuals with metal hypersensitivity and patients who prefer metal-free implants.
Dr. Tarek Badawy of WestLake Dental Care recently had the opportunity to use the Zeramex ceramic dental implant for his patient a year ago, and was thoroughly impressed with the results.
In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of ceramic dental implants, their advantages over titanium implants in the anterior part of the teeth, and why Zeramex and Zeramex XT are the top choice for missing teeth.
Dr. Max Riemann has been using ZERAMEX ceramic dental implants to transform the lives of his patients in Germany. He specializes in implantology and is an active member of the German Society for Aesthetic Dentistry. In this case presentation, Dr. Riemann performed a complete restoration of the upper jaw of a patient with missing molars using ceramic implants ZERAMEX XT.
The case included nine Zeramex implants on the maxillary arch and one implant for an edentulous area on the mandible. Dr. Carl Pogoncheff’s excellence with placing these implants resulted in a great functional and aesthetic outcome for his patient- achieving so with a completely metal free approach.
“Retrospectively analysed, the long-term success rate of two-piece ceramic implants has been around 97% over all, with a very low incidence (approximately 8%) of peri-implantitis”, Dr. Jacobi-Gresser points out.
Two generations of Zeramex® Ceramic Dental Implants: Zeramex P6 and Zeramex XT. Zeramex Ceramic Implant Systems: A true game-changer for durability and strength
This case by the University of Toledo Department of Dentistry was a great example of how zirconia implants are a quality choice for an esthetic biomaterial in the cosmetic zone.
he University of Toledo Department of Dentistry strives to improve the health in the communities and region they serve. Educating excellent clinicians and scientists, and providing patient centered and high-quality care, and also producing nationally recognized research.
With new emerging technology, ceramic implants are some of the most innovative products that provide an alternative to traditional titanium implants. They have been shown to be strong, aesthetic, and peri-implant-tissue friendly, as well as a metal-free option. Some of the modern ceramic implant systems, such as Zeramex XT (Dentalpoint AG), allow for a metal-free solution for long-term success. This offers a choice to those patients who have a titanium sensitivity or otherwise wish to use a nonmetal solution. 1-3 In the cosmetic zone (maxillary anterior region), placing any type of implant can be challenging, especially with adjacent natural teeth.
Spotlight on ZERAMEX®XT for the month of April 2020