Dental Implant – Titanium Screw and Crown
About Dental Implant #349
This dental implant png 437x366 shows the full restoration in one frame: the threaded titanium post anchored in bone, the abutment collar rising through pink gum tissue, and the ceramic crown capping it off. Because the edges are cut out rather than boxed in, the implant sits cleanly on any colour, photo or gradient without a white halo showing up around the threads.
Dental clinics use this kind of cutout on treatment pages where a patient is deciding between an implant and a bridge. It also turns up in printed consent forms, waiting-room slideshows, orthodontic course decks, dental lab price sheets and social posts explaining how osseointegration works. Sales reps for implant systems drop it into comparison tables next to abutment sizing charts. You might also like Dental Implant.
At 437x366 the file is best used at or near its native size — a sidebar illustration, a step icon in a treatment timeline, or a thumbnail beside body copy. Blowing it up past roughly 700 px wide will soften the thread detail, so if you need a hero banner, place this one on a coloured panel and let the panel do the scaling instead of the image. You might also like Dental Implant.
The PNG carries a full alpha channel, so semi-transparent pixels along the crown edge blend smoothly instead of stair-stepping. Natural colouring means it matches most clinical photography without recolouring. Licensing is free, which covers clinic websites, patient education material and commercial presentations — check the licence note on this page before redistributing the file itself. Explore more Dental Implant PNG images in our gallery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about this Dental Implant #349 PNG — transparent background, size, download, and permitted use.
The image is 437 pixels wide by 366 pixels tall, a slightly landscape frame that fits the screw, abutment and crown vertically with a little breathing room on each side.
Yes. It ships with an alpha channel, so the area around the implant is fully transparent background and the soft crown edges anti-alias against whatever you place behind them.
Yes, at small sizes. For a print piece keep the placement under about 1.5 inches wide so the 437x366 pixel grid stays sharp at 300 dpi; larger placements will look soft.
It is a stylised render, not a scan, so it works well for explaining the screw-abutment-crown relationship to patients but should not stand in for clinical radiographs or surgical guides.