Biocompatible materials in dentistry – a healthy smile without compromise
Materials used in dentistry are in direct contact with our body. Consequently, it is important which materials are placed in our oral cavities that remain there for years or even decades. The aim of biocompatible solutions is to ensure that dental treatments don’t burden the body but
exist in harmony with it.
What does biocompatibility mean?
Biocompatible materials don’t provoke allergic or toxic reactions, don’t disturb the natural processes of the body, and remain safe even in the long term. These materials are compatible with human tissues, allowing us to avoid hidden inflammations and exaggerated immune
responses.
Where are such materials used in dentistry?
Fillings
using state-of-the-art, tooth-coloured, allergy-free composites instead of metals
Inlay/onlay implants
these are made of ceramic or other biocompatible materials – they’re highly durable and aesthetic
Crowns and bridges
Metal-free zirconia or pressed ceramic solutions, which have a natural appearance and don’t provoke metal allergies
Implants
made of titanium or zirconia, which integrate well into the bone tissue
Temporary materials, adhesives
state-of-the-art, biologically compatible dental cements and adhesives
Why is it important to choose biocompatible materials?
Allergy-free solution
no metal allergy, no electrolytic reaction in the mouth
Aesthetic result
natural shape and colour
Holistic approach
serving the harmony of the body as a whole
Durability
modern materials retain their stability for many years
