Dental implants
Dental implant treatment to replace missing teeth, without affecting healthy neighbouring teeth.
What is it?
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root placed in the jawbone to replace a missing tooth, onto which a crown, bridge, or removable denture can be attached — without needing to modify the healthy neighbouring teeth.
Who is it for?
Recommended primarily for those missing one or more teeth who are looking for a long-term, stable solution that spares the neighbouring teeth — whether to replace a single tooth or as part of a more extensive rehabilitation.
How does it work?
Planning begins with a CBCT scan and an assessment of the available bone volume; bone grafting may be carried out beforehand if needed. Placing the implant is an oral surgical procedure, followed by a healing period before the final restoration can be made.
What to expect afterwards?
The healing period varies from person to person — during this time we monitor the implant's integration with regular check-ups before the final restoration is made.
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