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Metal-free restorations with all-ceramics: esthetics and biocompatibility combined

We favor the latest generation of all-ceramic restorations. Metal-free restorations are now replacing gold restorations in many cases. All-ceramic shells (veneers, lumineers), partial crowns or full crowns are always bonded in a highly dense and adhesive manner with light-conducting composite cements.

All-ceramic crowns, veneers and bridges: High-quality zirconium oxide dentures

Today, posterior teeth can also be stably restored without metal with a natural appearance and are even the method of choice for those who grind their teeth. The trend in bridge restorations is also clearly moving away from the classic ceramic-veneered bridge reinforced with a metal core towards all-ceramic reconstructions with zirconium oxide.

Tooth restoration with all-ceramics

FAQs on all-ceramics

What is an all-ceramic crown and what advantages does it offer?

An all-ceramic crown is a completely metal-free dental prosthesis made of high-quality ceramic. It not only offers a natural tooth color and high translucency, but is also particularly biocompatible - ideal for allergy sufferers. All-ceramic crowns are durable, stable and look very similar to real teeth. Aesthetic all-ceramic is the material of choice today, especially in the anterior region.

When does all-ceramic make sense as a dental prosthesis?

All-ceramic is particularly useful when there are high aesthetic demands or a metal-free dental restoration is desired - for example, for visible front teeth, veneers or inlays. Zirconium oxide all-ceramic is also being used more and more frequently in the posterior region due to its stability - even in cases of bruxism (teeth grinding). It is suitable for all-ceramic crowns, partial crowns, bridges and veneers.

How long does an all-ceramic crown last and is it robust enough?

Modern all-ceramic crowns, especially those made of zirconium oxide, are extremely resilient and, with good care, last for many years - often 10 years or more. They are resistant to chewing forces and do not discolor. Precise processing and adhesive insertion with high-quality composite cements, as is customary in specialized dental practices, are important for longevity.