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Researchers are comparing the survival rates of different ceramic dental implants in adults with missing or hopeless teeth. This observational study focuses on two types of CeraRoot ceramic implants one-piece and two-piece TL models. The study aims to determine if there are significant differences in implant survival and to identify any complications associated with the procedures in these groups. The study involves patients from two dental centers in Barcelona, Spain, and Boulder, Colorado, USA. Participants will receive either one-piece or two-piece CeraRoot ceramic dental implants. These implants are specially designed for patients with metal allergies or chronic illnesses related to metal allergies. The study will follow patients for at least 12 months after enrollment to monitor implant survival and complications. During the study, researchers will collect information on implant survival rates and any complications occurring within one year after treatment. Participants will undergo dental assessments to evaluate implant status and oral health. The studys main outcome is the survival rate of the implants over 12 months or longer. This long-term follow-up helps understand the performance and safety of these ceramic dental implants in real-world clinical settings.