Full Mouth Dental Implants with Zirconia Bridges
Zirconia is a highly desirable and durable material that dentists prefer for a dental implant supported prostheses around the globe. Not only is zirconia a comfortable material in the mouth, but it also scores an 8.5 on the Mohs Hardness Scale (natural tooth enamel scores a 5!) and naturally contains an aesthetic bone-white color.
What is Zirconia?
Zirconia is made from zirconium dioxide which is a white powdered ceramic material that is metal-free. Discovered in 1789, about 90% of zirconium is used in nuclear power. Why? Zirconium is incredibly resistant to corrosion and high temperatures, leading this material to be a useful tool in the production of nuclear energy. When used in dentistry, zirconium is highly desired due to its strength.
Why use Zirconia for Dental Implants?
Zirconia has proven to be the strongest material available for implant-supported prosthetic teeth. The strength of zirconia is extremely important in an implant supported prosthesis because it’s noticeable every time a patient chews. Due to the strength and comfortability of zirconia, this material makes a great option for dental bridges.
Zirconia is naturally white in color which makes it an exceptional canvas for customized teeth. Our lab professionals have worked directly with our surgeons to create zirconia prosthetics for thousands of satisfied New Teeth Now patients that are customized based on everyone’s individual dental imprint.
Zirconia provides the strongest and most natural looking implant supported teeth that provide a lifetime of worry-free chewing and strong smiles.
Zirconia Bridges at New Teeth Now
At New Teeth Now San Diego, our priority is creating our client’s dream smiles.
If you’re interested in upgrading your smile, Dr. Sharafi and Dr. Evans at New Teeth Now San Diego can build you a customized zirconia bridge that will leave you feeling confident and in control of your smile.
For more information on our zirconia dental options, please visit: https://www.newteethnow.com/zirconia-teeth/
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