Özet:

With the increased aesthetic expectations of restorations in dentistry and the development of CAD/CAM systems, aesthetic implant bases have begun to be used in protetic therapies. Due to the increased expectations, both the surgical and prothetic treatment options of implant therapies are offered to us in a wide range by manufacturers. Though titanium and other metal alloy implant resistance has tissue conformity and sufficient mechanical properties, it causes grey reflections in the tooth and negatively affects the success of proteic therapy. There is also a variety of base that will meet the mechanical and aesthetic expectations in accordance with the diversity of implant and restoration for the desired treatment result. Today, the removal of metal from sub-built restorations, the aesthetic characteristics and biodiversity of porselen has also begun to use ceramic basins in implant systems. Although titanium resistance shows a high survival rate, the front area implants also directly affect the success of the treatment, whether or not the esthetic expectations are met or not.

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