Dental implants are known for their strength, durability, and biocompatibility. These qualities are largely due to the advanced materials used in their design. At Baltık Dent, we use only trusted, high-quality implant systems made from materials that have been extensively tested and approved for long-term use in the human body.
A dental implant typically consists of three parts: the implant (screw), the abutment, and the prosthetic crown. Each of these components is made using specific materials chosen for strength, aesthetics, and compatibility with oral tissues.
Common Materials Used in Implants:
Titanium (Ti)
The most widely used implant material
Lightweight, strong, and highly biocompatible
Promotes osseointegration (bone fusion)
Long track record of success
Zirconia (Zirconium Dioxide)
Metal-free, white ceramic alternative
Ideal for patients with metal allergies or aesthetic concerns
Strong and resistant to corrosion
Often used in abutments or as a full ceramic implant
Ceramic and Porcelain (for crowns)
Used to create natural-looking tooth replacements
Highly aesthetic and durable
Resistant to staining and wear
Titanium Alloys (e.g., Ti-6Al-4V)
Enhanced mechanical strength
Excellent for patients with high bite force
Used in more advanced or load-bearing cases
Why Material Choice Matters:
Affects healing time and long-term success
Ensures safety and compatibility with the body
Influences the final aesthetic result
Prevents allergic reactions or inflammation
At Baltık Dent, we carefully select the right implant system for each patient based on clinical need, bone structure, and personal preferences.
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