Crown on Implant

The final crown that is attached to a healed dental implant to complete a single-tooth replacement. Once the implant has integrated with the bone, this crown is made to match the neighbouring teeth in shape and shade and screwed or cemented onto the fixture. At SmileOn the restoration is designed from a digital TRIOS 5 scan for an accurate fit. This step is quoted separately from the implant placement itself.

An implant crown is the visible, tooth-shaped restoration fixed onto a dental implant once the underlying titanium fixture has fully integrated with the jawbone. It completes the second half of single-tooth implant treatment: the implant replaces the root, and this crown replaces the part of the tooth you see and chew with. At SmileOn Dental Studio the crown is produced from a digital impression taken with the 3Shape TRIOS 5 scanner, which captures the implant position precisely so the finished restoration seats accurately and sits in harmony with the bite. The crown is typically made of zirconia or layered ceramic for a natural, metal-free appearance and is attached to the implant either with a small screw or by cementation onto an abutment. Because it is supported entirely by the implant, it does not rely on the neighbouring teeth and can be cleaned much like a natural tooth, with particular attention to the gum margin. This pricing covers the crown only; the implant fixture and any bone grafting are quoted as separate items, so the total cost of replacing one tooth combines the implant and this restoration. Implant crowns suit adults who have already had, or are planning, an implant and want a fixed, natural-looking result. The dentist confirms timing — the crown is only fitted once integration is verified — and matches the shade and contour to the surrounding teeth at the design stage.