Abstract: A method for producing an implant including the following steps is provided: —providing a core element having a first material; —providing a negative mold of the implant; —inserting the core element and at least one anchoring element made of a second material into the negative mold, wherein the second material is thermoplastic, —closing the negative mold and applying an elevated deformation temperature, wherein at the deformation temperature the second material is plastically deformable, viscous, or liquid and the first material is solid, —cooling the negative mold together with the core element and the anchoring element, and—removing the resulting implant from the core element and the anchoring element from the negative mold.

Abstract: A ceramic implant, in particular a dental implant, is provided, which has a ceramic, endosseous surface region, in other words, which is to say a region that is intended to be embedded into the bone tissue and that is made of a ceramic material. The surface region has at least one first zone having a surface modification, in which first zone the surface is roughened or porous, and at least one second zone, in which the surface is not roughened or porous.

Abstract: A method for producing an implant including the following steps is provided:-providing a core element having a first material;-providing a negative mold of the implant;-inserting the core element and at least one anchoring element made of a second material into the negative mold, wherein the second material is thermoplastic,-closing the negative mold and applying an elevated deformation temperature, wherein at the deformation temperature the second material is plastically deformable, viscous, or liquid and the first material is solid,-cooling the negative mold together with the core element and the anchoring element, and-removing the resulting implant from the core element and the anchoring element from the negative mold.