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At The Dental Specialists, we are proud to offer one of the most advanced solutions in implant dentistry:Subcrustal ZR (Zirconia) Implant Crowns. Engineered for both strength and aesthetics, these crowns represent the future of durable, biocompatible dental restorations.
Subcrustal ZR Implant Crowns are high-performance crowns made from medical-grade zirconia, a material known for its exceptional strength, longevity, and natural appearance. "Subcrustal" refers to the unique placement and design that allows the crown to sit slightly below the gum line, mimicking the natural emergence of a tooth from the gums. This placement promotes better gum adaptation and provides a more realistic look.
Unlike traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns, zirconia crowns are metal-free, making them the ideal choice for patients concerned with aesthetics, allergies, or long-term durability.
Zirconia offers a host of advantages over conventional materials. It's not only incredibly strong and fracture-resistant but also highly biocompatible, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or gum irritation. Zirconia's tooth-like translucency makes it virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth, offering a seamless blend with your smile.
Patients who have chosen zirconia crowns often report better comfort, minimal inflammation, and a higher satisfaction rate due to the crown’s precision and lifelike appearance.
The subcrustal design of these implant crowns allows for superior integration with your soft tissues. By positioning the crown slightly below the gum line, we ensure that the restoration appears more natural while minimizing the risk of food impaction and bacterial accumulation.
This design also enhances the long-term success of the implant, reducing the likelihood of peri-implantitis and promoting healthier gums and surrounding bone.
At The Dental Specialists, we follow a meticulous multi-step protocol to deliver high-quality subcrustal zirconia implant crowns. After the implant placement and healing phase, we take digital impressions to craft a custom-fit crown using CAD/CAM technology.
Once fabricated, the zirconia crown is securely placed onto the implant abutment with utmost precision. Our advanced scanning and design techniques ensure a snug fit, optimal occlusion, and beautiful aesthetics.
Most patients who are eligible for dental implants are also candidates for Subcrustal ZR crowns. They are especially beneficial for those seeking:
Our specialists will perform a comprehensive evaluation, including digital imaging and 3D scans, to determine your suitability for this advanced crown option.
With over two decades of experience and a team of internationally trained implantologists, The Dental Specialists is at the forefront of innovation in implant dentistry. Our use of cutting-edge materials like zirconia and the latest CAD/CAM systems ensures your restoration is second to none in terms of quality, precision, and aesthetics.
We believe in a patient-first philosophy and take the time to understand your needs, explain procedures in detail, and craft personalized treatment plans.
Discover the transformative power of Subcrustal ZR Implant Crowns. Whether you're restoring a single tooth or seeking a full-mouth rehabilitation, The Dental Specialists is your trusted partner in achieving a functional, healthy, and beautiful smile.
Schedule your consultation now and take the first step toward long-lasting dental excellence.
Zirconia crowns offer superior strength, biocompatibility, and aesthetics. Unlike metal or porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns, zirconia is metal-free, resistant to chipping, and provides a more natural, tooth-like translucency. It also reduces the risk of gum irritation and allergic reactions.
Yes. The subcrustal placement improves soft tissue adaptation and helps the crown blend seamlessly with the gum line, mimicking the way natural teeth emerge from the gums. It also helps minimize food accumulation and supports healthier surrounding tissues.
Yes, they may be slightly more expensive due to the advanced material (zirconia), custom design, and technology involved. However, their longevity, aesthetics, and reduced maintenance needs make them a cost-effective choice in the long run.
Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice daily, flossing around the crown, and visiting your dentist regularly for check-ups and professional cleaning. Avoid biting hard objects like ice or pens, especially during the first few weeks post-placement.
Yes. If you already have a dental implant but are unhappy with an existing crown (due to aesthetics, discomfort, or wear), a zirconia replacement may be possible. Your dentist will evaluate the abutment and fit to ensure compatibility.