Cement-retained Restorations

Materials used in Cement-Retained Implants:

Custom made abutment and

• PFM
• Zirconia
• Full Metal Crown
• e.max®

Benefits of Cement-Retained Dental Implants

• Natural look and feel – Achieve a natural look and feel.
• Easy maintenance – Easy to clean and maintain, ensuring lasting oral health.
• Stable and secure – Securely fits to your jaw, so they don’t shift or slip while you speak or eat.
• Comfortable dental solution – They are more comfortable than traditional dentures since they are anchored to the jawbone offer the benefit of easier control over occlusion.
• Affordable dental solution – They are the most cost-effective solution, especially when compared to individual implants.
• Durable and long-lasting – Enjoy long-lasting dental implants designed to stand the test of time, saving you time and money from frequent replacements.
• Rapid Range – Need a quick turnaround for your restorative services? Our Rapid Range leverages state-of-the-art technology in the lab and manufacturing streams to reduce turnaround times without compromising quality.

Cement-Retained Implants Rapid Range

Need fast restorative services? Our Rapid Range uses advanced technology to minimise turnaround times without sacrificing quality.

FAQ

How do cement-retained dental implants differ from screw-retained implants?

Cement-retained dental implants are secured to an abutment by using luting cement, while screw-retained implants are secured with a bolt that passes through the crown.

Do cement-retained dental implant solutions provide a natural appearance?

Yes, cement-retained dental implants offer a natural appearance. They blend seamlessly with natural teeth, making it nearly impossible to tell they are prostheses.

Are there any potential disadvantages to choosing cement-retained dental implants?

While these restorations have many advantages, a key drawback is the challenge of removing excess cement. If not properly addressed, excess cement can lead to peri-implant mucositis or peri-implantitis.

How long does a cement-retained implant typically last?

A well-placed cement-retained implant crown, once fully healed in the jawbone, can last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance.