Prosthetic Materials

Articles on prosthetic materials for implant-supported restorations. The FEA study titanium vs zirconia vs PEEK full-arch frameworks compares stress, deformation and stability on 4 implants; the guide zirconia, lithium disilicate and composites covers single and short-span restorations. Ti-Bases and UCLA abutments for these materials are in Restoration and Ti-Base UNO.

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May 29, 2026 CAD/CAM Implant Prosthetics Prosthetic Materials

Prospects for the Use of Zirconia, Ceramics, and Composite Materials for Prosthetic Fabrication. Long-Term Prognosis and Clinical Choice.

For today’s prosthodontist, the question of “what to make it from?” has long ceased to be rhetorical. While just 15–20 years ago the choice was limited to metal-ceramics and gold alloys, today CAD/CAM technologies have opened up access to dozens of modifications of zirconium dioxide,…

November 26, 2025 Full-Arch Implant Prosthetics Prosthetic Materials

How Implant Material Changes Everything: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Mechanical Properties of Titanium, Zirconia, and PEEK in Full Arch-on-4 Restorations

Before we discuss the study's design and results, let's briefly review the range of multi-unit abutments available for Full Arch-on-4/6 restorations. XGate Dental has developed three types of multi-unit abutments designed for immediate loading protocols like Full Arch-on-4/6: MUA D-type. This is the classic and…

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