Implant Crown: Crown on Implant Explained
What is an implant crown? How does the treatment proceed? What does it cost? And when is it better than a bridge? This guide explains it independently and clearly.
Contents of this guide

1. What is an Implant Crown?
An implant crown consists of two parts: the implant (titanium screw in the bone, replaces the tooth root) and the crown (visible tooth portion made of ceramic or metal). Both are connected by an abutment.
Implant
Titanium screw, osseointegrated in the bone. Permanently replaces the tooth root.
Abutment
Connecting piece between implant and crown. Individually fabricated.
Crown
Visible tooth portion made of ceramic. Optically and functionally like a natural tooth.
Limitations and Possible Risks
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Medical note: The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not replace individual medical advice from a licensed dentist or specialist. The Institute for Implantology and Digital Dentistry Vienna is a non-profit, independent scientific platform — not a treatment facility. All content reflects current scientific literature; individual treatment decisions must always be made in consultation with a qualified dental professional.