Dental implants are composed of three core components: the implant, the abutment and the dental crown. The implants are made of medical-grade pure titanium or titanium alloy materials, precisely processed into spiral, columnar and other shapes. The surface undergoes special treatments such as sandblasting acid etching (SLA) and anodic oxidation, and has good bone bonding ability, which can be stably implanted into the alveolar bone and serve as artificial tooth roots. The abutment, as a connecting component, closely connects the implant with the dental crown. Its Angle and shape can be customized according to the oral structure of the patient. The dental crown is made of all-ceramic, porcelain-fused-to-metal or resin materials, highly simulating the natural color, shape and texture of teeth, ensuring a beautiful and natural appearance after restoration.

The titanium and titanium alloy materials selected for the implants have the characteristics of high strength, corrosion resistance and good biocompatibility. They can form osseointegration with the alveolar bone and avoid rejection reactions. The zirconia all-ceramic material used for the dental crown not only has a hardness close to that of natural enamel, is wear-resistant and not easy to stain, but also has good light transmission. After restoration, it blends seamlessly with the adjacent teeth. The base part is made of titanium alloy or high-strength ceramic to ensure stability and fatigue resistance during long-term use.

It is applicable to patients with single or multiple missing teeth and full or half missing teeth. People who have high requirements for chewing function and aesthetics, or who cannot adapt to traditional dentures; Meanwhile, for patients with poor alveolar bone conditions, personalized repair can be achieved by combining bone augmentation techniques.