Dr. med. Dent. Wolfgang H. Koch, a respected authority in holistic dental medicine and Chairman of the Board of German Parodontosis, affirms that ceramic implants offer numerous advantages over titanium implants, including heightened durability, stability, and aesthetic appeal. This article delves into the unparalleled benefits of ceramic dental implants and highlights the cutting-edge Zeramex Zirconia Implant Systems.
Category Archives: The Truth About Titanium Implants
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Jun
Jun
Renowned dental expert Prof. Markus Blatz recently took to Instagram to shed light on a common misconception: ZIRCONIA IS NOT A METAL.
Let us talk about this misconception and explore the reasons why zirconia ceramic implants are biocompatible, non-toxic, and a popular alternative to titanium implants. Furthermore, we will delve into the aesthetic advantages and biocompatibility of Zeramex ceramic implants, which are made from Zirconia.
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Nov
Nov
Dr. med. dent. Christian Schubert has a video on the subject of “Ceramic or titanium implants. Which implant suits you?” With the permission of Dr. Schubert we publish the video as well as the editorially prepared text version of his contribution.
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Mar
Mar
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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Nov
Nov
Corrosion of titanium dental implants has been associated with implant failure and is considered one of the triggering factors for peri-implantitis. Corrosion of dental implants is concerning, because a large amount of metal ions and debris are generated in this process, of which accumulation may lead to adverse tissue reactions in the oral environment.
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Nov
Nov
Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke says he has solved a medical mystery that has baffled him and his doctors for years. The cause of pounding headaches that have plagued him for seven years are his titanium dental implants, he says.
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Sep
Sep
Titanium is a commonly used inert bio-implant material within the medical and dental fields. Current titanium is thought to be safe but in some cases, there are reports of problems caused by titanium.
