During the last few decades, dental supply manufacturers from all over the world have introduced many different types of dental raw materials. Some did well initially but eventually faded, some never saw the light of day, and some skyrocketed, specifically zirconia. Today, all things considered, zirconia is the best material for dental restorations.

What are zirconia dental implants? Zirconia is a type of ceramic that has widely been used in the dental field for custom implant abutments and crowns/veneers for many years and in orthopedics for various joint replacements as well. Zirconia implants exhibit high structural strength and have Yttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconia polycrystal to help increase its structural toughness and strength.

The game has now changed…with bonded restorations and new zirconia materials. Something as simple a creating an endo access hole now takes on a new dimension.Whether digital or analog, when constructing single posterior crowns, we all have issues with “the bite.” I do not want to get into a detailed discussion of occlusion; dentists spend their careers taking courses in this area.