Fixed prosthetic restorations on zirconium oxide infrastructure

Abstract

Fixed prosthetic restorations on zirconium oxide infrastructure have become increasingly popular in modern dentistry due to their exceptional properties, including high durability, biocompatibility and superior esthetics. Zirconium oxide offers an alternative to traditional metal restorations, eliminating potential allergic reactions and providing a more natural appearance due to its color similar to tooth enamel. This material is used for a wide range of prosthetic applications, including crowns, bridges and implants, due to its ability to withstand high mechanical loads and resist wear. Studies show that zirconium oxide restorations have a high clinical success rate with minimal complications and a high level of patient satisfaction. This study examines the technical and clinical properties of zirconium oxide fixed prosthetic restorations, the advantages compared to other materials, a nd the perception of patients benefiting from the new technology regarding its aesthetic, functional and pecuniary aspects.