When it may be considered
- Patients who want a metal-free implant
- Front teeth with thin gums
Why a dentist may choose it
- Alumina-toughened zirconia
- Two-piece with a screw-retained ceramic connection
- Metal-free from implant to abutment
All other Nobel Biocare implants are titanium. NobelPearl is the ceramic option, with a smaller size range.
Design at a glance
| Manufacturer (FDA filing) | Dentalpoint AG, SwitzerlandSource: FDA 510(k) K180184 |
|---|---|
| Material | Alumina-toughened zirconiaSource: FDA 510(k) K180184 |
| Diameters | 4.2 mm (RB), 5.5 mm (WB)Source: FDA 510(k) K180184 |
| Lengths | 8, 10, 12 mmSource: FDA 510(k) K180184 |
| Connection | “Bolt-in tube” internal, screw-retained ceramicSource: FDA 510(k) K180184 |
Regulatory record
FDA 510(k) clearances: K180184. FDA clearance is not a quality ranking.
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Similar implants from other brands
Frequently compared alternatives at different price levels. These are not “better” or “worse”, just other options your clinic may offer.
Straumann PURE CeramicStraumann's metal-free, white implantStraumann · Ceramic (metal-free) implant€€€
Neodent Zi (zirconia)Neodent's metal-free ceramic implantNeodent · Ceramic (metal-free) implant€€€Frequently asked questions
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