Metal-free, minimally invasive treatment
For patients looking for the least invasive option and materials their body tolerates well.
What we mean by biocompatible dentistry
We treat oral health as part of general health. In practice that comes down to three criteria: using biocompatible materials, intervening as little as necessary, and supporting the patient’s own regenerative capacity.
This is not an alternative to evidence-based dentistry. It is the same dentistry, applying material selection and minimal-intervention criteria.
Monolithic zirconia, metal-free
Zirconia allows implants and prostheses to be made entirely free of metal. It is particularly indicated for patients with a history of sensitivity or intolerance to metal alloys, and it holds its appearance well over time, without the grey margin that metal substructures can show at the gum line.
Ozone therapy and PRGF
Ozone has an antiseptic action and is used as an adjunct in early caries and in surgery. Plasma rich in growth factors is obtained from the patient’s own blood and used to speed up healing after an extraction or implant surgery.
Minimal intervention
Preserving healthy tooth structure is always the better long-term option. Before preparing or extracting a tooth, we consider whether a more conservative alternative offers an equivalent prognosis.
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Metal-free
Zirconia implants and prostheses for patients sensitive to alloys.
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Your own healing
PRGF from the patient’s own blood to speed up healing.
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Minimal intervention
We preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about this treatment
01 What are the advantages of a zirconia implant over titanium?
Zirconia is ceramic and metal-free, which makes it suitable for patients with a diagnosed sensitivity to metal alloys. Aesthetically it avoids the grey margin that metal substructures can show if the gum recedes. Titanium, for its part, has a longer clinical track record. The choice is made case by case.
02 What is PRGF?
Plasma rich in growth factors: obtained from a sample of the patient’s own blood and applied to the surgical site to speed up healing and reduce post-operative swelling.
03 Does ozone therapy replace a filling?
No. Ozone is a useful antiseptic adjunct in early caries and in surgery, but it does not replace a restoration once tooth structure has been lost.
04 Is this alternative dentistry?
No. It is the same evidence-based dentistry, applying biocompatibility and minimal-intervention criteria to material selection.
Other treatments you may be interested in
First assessment
Request your biocompatible dentistry assessment
- We call you to understand your case before proposing anything.
- Diagnosis with digital planning and a fixed written quote.
- No obligation: if you do not need treatment, we will tell you.
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