How many appointments are needed for an implant with its crown?
Appointments for an implant are usually the following:

Treatment appointments
Implant placement
Implant placement at the first appointment.
Crown on the implant
Crown on the implant after three months.
Provisional
Option of fixed/removable provisional for aesthetics or functionality.
Taking measurements
Taking measurements for the crown and verification in subsequent appointments.
Final placement
Final placement of the crown at a third appointment.
Total appointments: Surgery + check-up + 3 appointments for the crown (if tests are satisfactory). At ENIQ, thanks to our digital workflow, we can significantly reduce the number of appointments.
Types of crown on implant
There are two main types of crowns on implants, each with its specific characteristics:
Screw-retained crown on implants
The crown is attached to the abutment and then to the implant by means of a through screw.
Cemented crown on implant
The crown is attached to the implant abutment with cement and the abutment is screwed to the implant.
The choice between screw-retained or cemented crown depends on the implant location and whether the area is more or less aesthetic. The important thing is that the professional provides a correct occlusion to minimize the possibility of failures.
What is the success rate of crown on implant?
What are the benefits of doing this treatment at ENIQ?
The use of technology. Crowns on implants at ENIQ, thanks to our internationally awarded digital workflow, have a perfect fit, avoiding errors that impression materials can cause due to contractions. The impression is completely digital and the crowns are made and designed on the spot with the best and most aesthetic materials on the market.
- Internationally awarded digital workflow: Our digital workflow system has been internationally recognized for its precision and efficiency in manufacturing crowns on implants.
- Completely digital impression: We use digital scanners that eliminate errors from traditional impression materials, guaranteeing a perfect fit.
- On-the-spot design and fabrication: Thanks to our technology, we can design and manufacture the crown the same day, reducing the number of appointments needed.
- Best materials on the market: We use premium materials of high aesthetics and resistance, such as zirconium and latest generation ceramics.
- Perfect fit: Digital precision guarantees an optimal fit of the crown to the implant, maximizing durability and treatment success.
The combination of advanced digital technology, premium materials, and professional experience at ENIQ guarantees crowns on implants of the highest quality with predictable and lasting results.
How much does a crown on an implant cost?
Crown on implant
Components included
Price of crowns on implants: €600 - €1000. Includes all necessary prosthetic attachments. No hidden costs.
All inclusive
Frequently asked questions about crowns on implants
Answers to common questions about crowns on implants in Madrid. customer service.
At Clínica ENIQ, between €600 and €1,000, with all the necessary prosthetic components included and no hidden costs.
At Clínica ENIQ, a single implant with its zirconia crown costs from €1,000 (between €1,000 and €2,000 depending on the case). If you already have the implant and only need the crown, it costs between €600 and €1,000.
It is a crown joined to the abutment and implant with a through screw, without cement, so it can be removed if it needs checking or repairing. The alternative is a cemented crown, fixed to the abutment with cement.
Crowns on implants can be manufactured in various materials such as zirconium, porcelain, ceramic, metal-porcelain, among others. At ENIQ we use the best and most aesthetic materials on the market, selecting the most appropriate one according to the aesthetic and functional needs of each case.
Zirconium and high-quality ceramic are considered the best materials for their resistance, durability, and natural aesthetics. At ENIQ we use premium materials that offer the best balance between aesthetics and functionality, designed and manufactured with the latest generation digital technology.
Both are good, they are simply used for different cases. The choice will depend on the implant location and whether the area is more or less aesthetic. The important thing is that the professional who places it provides a correct occlusion to that crown so it has the least possibility of failures in the mouth.

