Crown on Implant (Zirconia)

The crown on an implant is the visible tooth that is fitted once an implant fixture has healed into the bone. At Idental Clinique it is connected to the implant through an abutment and made to match the shape and shade of the surrounding teeth. Patients can choose a standard implant crown from 2,800 zł, or a zirconia crown on a titanium or full-zirconia abutment for a more aesthetic, metal-reduced result.

An implant crown is the final, functional part of an implant-supported tooth — the part you see and chew with. After a titanium implant has integrated with the jawbone, Idental Clinique takes impressions or a digital scan and designs a crown that connects to the implant via an abutment, restoring the gap with a tooth shaped and shaded to blend with its neighbours. The choice of materials affects both aesthetics and price: a standard implant crown starts at 2,800 zł, while zirconia crowns — paired with either a titanium abutment (3,200 zł) or a tooth-coloured zirconia abutment (3,900 zł) — offer a strong, natural-looking, metal-reduced option that is often preferred for visible teeth. The crown is either screw-retained or cemented onto the abutment, and the clinic checks the bite so the new tooth shares load evenly with the rest of the dentition. Because the crown is supported by the implant rather than adjacent teeth, neighbouring teeth are left untouched. Well-maintained implant crowns are associated with reliable long-term chewing function; the clinic provides guidance on cleaning around the implant and recommends regular hygiene visits to keep the surrounding gum healthy. This restorative stage is only carried out once the underlying implant has been confirmed to be stable, and the specific material and abutment are agreed with the dentist based on the tooth's position and aesthetic demands.