Implant-Supported Crown

An implant-supported crown is the visible, tooth-shaped restoration fixed onto a dental implant once it has integrated with the bone. At AURUM it is made to match the shape and shade of the surrounding teeth and completes the implant treatment begun with the surgical placement. Priced at 3,500–4,000 zł depending on material, it restores the look and chewing function of a single tooth. The clinic also provides conventional crowns and bridgework as part of its prosthetic care.

An implant-supported crown is the final stage of replacing a missing tooth with a dental implant. After the titanium implant has integrated with the jawbone, an abutment and a custom-made crown are attached to it, recreating the appearance and function of a natural tooth. The crown is crafted in a dental laboratory to match the colour, shape and contour of the neighbouring teeth so that the restoration blends in. At Centrum Medyczne AURUM prosthetic and implant-prosthetic work is led by a dentist whose main focus is prosthodontics, with crowns made to fit the individual implant and bite. The process typically involves taking impressions or a digital scan, agreeing the shade, and fitting the finished crown at a later visit, with adjustments made for a comfortable bite. The 3,500–4,000 zł price reflects the crown and associated laboratory work; the underlying implant fixture is charged separately. Implant-supported crowns are associated with restoring confident chewing and a complete smile for adults who have had, or are having, an implant placed. The clinic also offers traditional crowns and bridges for teeth that are heavily restored or missing, and the right option is discussed at consultation based on the condition of the surrounding teeth and gums.