Zirconia Implants are not made of metal but of a very resistant ceramic material. "Zirconia" like titanium has great resistance and bio-compatibility which allows strong bone healing. These natural implants also have better aesthetic quality. Thanks to the ultra white shade of Zirconia, any grayish and unsightly gingival discoloration is avoided.
What are the indications for Zirconia implant placement?
- Replacement of a tooth (single implant).
- Replacement of several contiguous teeth (multiple implants and implant-supported ceramic bridge).
- Stabilization of a removable prosthesis (denture).
- Replacement of all teeth (total prosthesis on implants, all on 4).
When the strength of a tooth is compromised by breakage, splintering or decay, a 
option to save and strengthen it. Crowns are often used as part of a root canal treatment where the decayed part of a tooth is removed, along with its nerves and blood supply. Crowns are fabricated and placed to fit the missing part of the existing natural tooth above the gum line.
When it comes to the materials that make up the crowns, you have several possible options, including ceramic and metal. Another option that is now available is a zirconia crown.
Zirconia crowns are made from zirconium dioxide, a very durable type of metal bonded to titanium, although it is classified as a type of ceramic crown.
A dental veneer is a fine, all-ceramic chip that sticks to the outside of the teeth. It helps to dress teeth deemed unsightly by their shape and position, and to correct their shade and surface appearance.
The dental veneer is made in the laboratory. Once the work to be performed is defined, the practitioner may or may not be required to achieve a minimum size of the teeth. Then an impression is made and temporary teeth are made and fitted to the teeth.
Within almost a week, the veneers are ready and can be placed and glued during this second session.
