An implant bridge is a dental restoration structure fixed onto implant posts that have been placed into the jawbone to replace one or more missing teeth. The implant bridge consists of three main components:

1. Implant Posts: These posts are inserted into the jawbone and serve as new tooth roots. Made of titanium, they are highly durable and biocompatible with bone.

2. Implant Bridge: The main part of the implant bridge, consisting of the artificial crowns attached to the implant posts, which help replace missing teeth. The implant bridge is designed to fit perfectly with the implant posts and has the shape and color of natural teeth.

3. Connectors: These components securely attach the implant bridge to the implant posts, ensuring the bridge is stable and firmly fixed in the mouth.

An implant crown is the restoration that is directly attached to the implant post to replace a missing tooth. Implant crowns have the following outstanding features:

• Function and Aesthetics: The implant crown restores both the chewing function and aesthetics of the tooth. It is designed to have the shape and color of a natural tooth, helping to improve the patient’s smile and confidence.

• High-Quality Materials: Implant crowns are typically made from high-quality materials like zirconia or porcelain, offering high durability, excellent wear resistance, and providing translucency and natural color.

Service Process:

1. Examination and Treatment Planning: The dentist will perform an examination, take X-rays or a CT scan to assess the jawbone condition, and create a treatment plan. This plan includes determining the location and number of implants required and designing the appropriate implant bridge or crown.

2. Implant Placement: The implant posts will be inserted into the jawbone through a small surgical procedure. The implants need time to integrate with the bone (usually around 3-6 months), during which the bone heals and bonds with the implant posts.

3. Design and Fabrication of Implant Bridge or Crown: Once the implant posts are stable, the dentist will take dental impressions or use 3D scanning technology to design the implant bridge or crown. These restorations are made from high-quality materials, ensuring perfect fit and aesthetics.

4. Implant Bridge or Crown Placement: The implant bridges or crowns will be attached to the implant posts using specialized adhesives. The dentist will check the bite and make adjustments to ensure the restoration functions well and feels comfortable.

5. Follow-up and Post-Treatment Care: The dentist will monitor the patient’s recovery process and provide oral care instructions to maintain hygiene and extend the longevity of the implant bridge or crown.