Peek Ceramage Bridge for All-On-4

Do you like to have aesthetic oral treatments? Well, aesthetics plays a significant role. People want good oral health with appealing effects. PEEK is a chemical compound. Polyether ether ketone is a semilinear polycyclic polymer. PEEK and Zirconia are quite similar in chemical composition. Ceramage is a slightly treated zirconium silicate micro-ceramic. Ceramage makes indirect renovations like the natural tooth. It transmits light the same as the natural tooth does. In dentistry, PEEK Ceramage is more stable, lighter, and biologically compatible. It also has less extent of discoloration.

The field of an implant in dentistry has evolved. Implant-supported prosthetics have made their place. It gives more functional and aesthetic results. The use of PEEK has been increased. Due to vast properties and capacity to alter by CAD/CAM. Zirconia or PEEK are used in dentistry as tooth-colored alternatives.

PEEK is an inactive material. It is highly attuned to adjacent tissues. It does not show any lethal or transmuted effects. So, it must be a perfect standby for patients, especially those who are sensitive to titanium or further metals.

Types Of Materials

Price
Durability
Comfort
Aesthetics
Cleansablity

Zirconia/
Bruxzir

$15,990
Per arch

High

Above
Average

High

Very High

PEEK
Ceramage
Trilor

$16,990
Per arch

High

High

Above
Average

High

Nano
Ceramic

$11,990
Per arch

Above
Average

High

Above
Average

High

Acrylic

$7,990
Per arch

Medium

Above
Average

Above
Average

Medium

Crystal
Ultra

$17,990
Per arch

Above
Average

High

Above
Average

High

Prettau

$14,990
Per arch

High

Above
Average

High

High

If you are looking to transform your smile, our welcoming and experienced staff is here to help! For more information regarding PEEK Ceramage restorations, consult with one of our specialists by calling (877) 349-9270.

Zirconia/
Bruxzir

PEEK
Ceramage
Trilor

Nano
Ceramic

Acrylic

Crystal
Ultra

Prettau

Peek Ceramage Compared To Other Dental Bridge Options

Coating with carbon fibers has advanced the mechanical characteristics of PEEK Ceramage. Therefore, PEEK has become an assuring alternative to the latter materials. PEEK polymers are naturally stable, dormant, and biocompatible. The massive material and its particulates do not extort unfavorable biological responses. These have made it obvious in clinical usages.

Why Dentists And Patients Choose Peek Ceramage For All-On-4

PEEK ceramage is one the most efficient forms of dental restorations due to its many unmatched advantages.

For patients:

PEEK ceramage is a highly desired dental choice amongst patients mainly because of its natural aesthetic composition, comfortability, and durability. The science behind PEEK Ceramage is that it provides an extraordinary combination of elasticity and abrasion strength. Meaning the material that PEEK Ceramage is composed of is highly durable, rupture-resistant, and considered to be far more elastic than other ceramics. This makes PEEK Ceramage increasingly desirable when choosing between restoration materials.

The strength of lateral restorations is extremely important when getting a prosthesis because the lateral is what we use most harshly for chewing. The need for them to be strong makes PEEK Ceramage a reliable choice.

For Dentists:

PEEK Ceramage provides an aesthetically-pleasing outcome and bonds well with many different materials. Dental implantology has extensive use of PEEK Ceramage. It is a highly stable polymer and essential biomaterial. It can be in the form of granules, fine particles, and discs.

PEEK Ceramage offers an extensive shade selection for a natural tooth and gum color reproduction, in addition to new bleach white shades, Ceramage can be used to create superior anterior and posterior crowns, veneers, implant-supported restorations and inlays, and onlays.

Advantages Of Peek Ceramage

Disadvantages of Peek Ceramage include but are not limited to the following:

  • PEEK Ceramage is more likely to crack or break than other materials.
  • Discoloration is often a possibility. PEEK Ceramage requires polishing and upkeep to maintain its natural color.
  • Interocclusal space.
  • PEEK with Zirconia crowns can be one of the more costly options for dental bridges because of the material used.

Disadvantages of Peek Ceramage include but are not limited to the following:

Disadvantages Of Peek Ceramage

  • It can break: When it comes to someone with a strong bite, the Crystal Ultra bridge can crack. It is not a failure of the material. It is more a matter of the material having to match the patient’s bite forces, as well as the type of foods they enjoy eating and how hard they work on their bite. The correct material must be chosen based on the patient’s bite force.
  • Cost: Due to its popularity and efficiency, it can be higher in price, similar to the price of Zirconia.
  • Strength: Crystal Ultra and Nanoceramic are not quite as strong of materials as Zirconia.

At All-On-Four Dental Implant Center, we understand that each patient’s smile is unique, which is why we provide our patients with multiple restorations. We will help turn your dream smile into a reality. Call (877) 349-9270 today to schedule your consultation with our team of experienced professionals.

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