Prosthetics

Yes, you can have a temporary crown if the implant is firmly fixed in the bone, but you must not bite on it, usually in the incisor area for aesthetic reasons. If the implant is weak or insufficiently fixed in the bone, then the implant is placed: 👉 a cover screw and the gum is sewn shut (usually for 2-3 months or 5-6 months in the case of a synovus implant). After that it is necessary to open the implant, place a gingival former, wait 2-3 weeks or form the gum with a temporary crown (2-3 weeks) and then order

The range of materials is vast - plastics, composites, metals, ceramics and zirconia. 🦷 Ceramics - placed in the incisor area e.g. veneers or crowns, as they are aesthetically pleasing. Disadvantages - material is brittle, can break, care should be taken when biting fork or fruit stone. 🦷 Metal ceramic - ceramic based on a metal frame, durable crown, but placed in the lateral areas where aesthetics are not a priority, as the metal edge casts a shadow near the gum. 🦷 Metal crowns - are dental crowns that are not coated and can serve as an abutment for removable

Why and when are they used?  If necessary to observe a tooth with chronic inflammation If total oral rehabilitation is required with bite lifting during the observation or adaptation period If the tooth needs a durable temporary crown as a support before permanent restoration or during tooth treatment During dental implantation, during implant healing If due to lack of time it is not possible to create a permanent crown During the gum healing period or during the crown extension procedure Is it safe material? Biocompatible, non-toxic durable aesthetic abrasion resistant fast production (1) -3 working days) accurate different shades