Implant Crown — Screw-Retained Zirconia

An implant crown is the visible tooth fitted onto a dental implant once it has healed in the jaw. Klinika dr Gajda offers screw-retained zirconia implant crowns, which attach directly to the implant and can be removed by the dentist for maintenance if needed. The full-contour zirconia option at 4,200 zł is strong and metal-free, and the abutment connecting it to the implant is listed separately so each part of the restoration is transparent.

Once a dental implant has integrated with the jawbone, the final stage of treatment is to fit the crown — the part that looks and functions like a natural tooth. Klinika dr Gajda provides implant crowns in zirconia, including screw-retained designs in which the crown is secured to the implant by a small screw accessed through the biting surface. A key practical advantage of screw retention is that the dentist can remove and refit the crown for cleaning, adjustment or repair without damaging it, and it avoids leaving excess cement around the implant. The restoration is built up from defined components: an individual abutment that connects to the implant — titanium at 1,800 zł or hybrid zirconia at 2,600 zł — and the crown itself, with a screw-retained full-contour zirconia crown at 4,200 zł or a screw-retained porcelain-faced zirconia crown, which adds a layer of ceramic for a more lifelike surface, at 4,650 zł. Cement-retained zirconia implant crowns are also available from 2,750 zł where they suit the situation better. The shade is matched to the neighbouring teeth and the bite carefully checked so the implant tooth shares load comfortably. Because pricing is per component, the dentist sets out the full cost of the abutment and crown — on top of the separately listed implant fixture — at the planning stage, and confirms which design is most appropriate for the position and the opposing teeth.