Fixed Hybrid dentures differ from other fixed dentures because they include a titanium bar that runs throughout the structure of the restoration, providing greater strength and stability.

This restoration is created through a specialized chemical process. It begins with zirconia sand, which is partially stabilized with yttrium and then crafted into zirconia blanks through a mechanical procedure.

Our patients also turn to crystal ultra-ceramic superstructure because it is a light-weighted dental prosthesis, and the flexibility it has with the movement of the mouth.

MATERIALS

The titanium bar is milled using CAD/CAM technology to guarantee a precise fit over the patient’s implants.

MATERIALS

Zirconia is the strongest, long-lasting, and fracture-resistant material.

MATERIALS

Crystal Ultra Nano Ceramic superstructure.

ADVANTAGES

Natural look and feel.
Improved chewing ability.
Easy maintenance.
No dietary restrictions.
Enhanced appearance and boosted self-confidence.

ADVANTAGES

Translucent quality closely mimics natural teeth. Highly stable, forming a supportive structure that minimizes movement and stress on the implants. More comfortable than other implant-supported solutions.

ADVANTAGES

Feels like natural teeth. Durable and lightweight. Absorbs shock effectively. Flexes under stress for enhanced comfort. Stain-resistant and repairable chairside. Easily adjustable chairside.

DISADVANTAGES

One drawback of Fixed Hybrid dentures is that small amounts of food or bacteria can get trapped underneath, potentially causing discomfort.

DISADVANTAGES

Zirconia is less forgiving than other materials, meaning adjustments after fabrication can be limited and may require replacing the entire structure if significant changes are needed.

DISADVANTAGES

While lightweight and flexible, Crystal Ultra Nano Ceramic may be less durable over time compared to zirconia when subjected to excessive wear or grinding.