A dental implant has two jobs. It anchors into your jawbone like a natural tooth root, and it holds a crown that looks and works like a real tooth. Traditional implants do this with titanium. Ceramic implants do the same job with zirconia, a medical grade ceramic that is white like a natural tooth and contains no metal at all.
Zirconia is not fragile like the word ceramic might suggest. It is one of the strongest materials used anywhere in medicine, hard enough that it is also used in artificial hip joints. Modern zirconia implants offer strength and longevity comparable to titanium, with two added advantages: they are naturally white, and the body accepts them exceptionally well.





