08/20/2026
There are certain things in dentistry that I find myself getting really excited about… and ceramic implants are one of them.
When I’m looking at replacing a tooth, I don’t just want to think about filling the space. I want to think about the person, their health, their history, their bite, the materials we’re using, and how everything fits together.
That’s a big part of why I love ceramic implants. They give us a metal-free option for replacing a missing tooth, and for the right patient, I think that can be a really beautiful thing.
Does that mean ceramic is automatically the right choice for everyone? Absolutely not. There are a lot of factors that go into making that decision, and I never want patients to feel like there’s one “right” answer.
But if you ask me what I’d want to explore if I needed an implant myself? Ceramic would definitely be on my list. 🤍
That’s really what biological dentistry is about to me—slowing down, looking at the whole person, and being thoughtful about what we put in the body.