Dental Implant, Tooth Implant

Dental implants for replacing a single missing tooth
Before the era of implantology, replacing a single missing tooth was only possible by grinding down the adjacent teeth to provide support for a dental bridge. This meant sacrificing two healthy teeth to replace just one. Today, if there are no contraindications, we place a dental implant in the gap left by the lost tooth. A crown is then affixed to the implant, restoring your full dental function without compromising any of your natural teeth.

Replacing terminal missing teeth with dental implants
In the past, a fixed bridge could only be fabricated if the terminal (posterior) tooth was present, as it provided the necessary stability for the prosthesis. However, the advent of dental implants has changed this. Implants can now be placed where the terminal and opposite end teeth are missing, enabling the fabrication of a fixed bridge even in the absence of terminal support teeth.

Successful treatment of complete edentulism with dental implants
Until recently, complete tooth loss could only be treated with removable dentures, which offered neither the comfort, function, nor aesthetics patients desired. Today, several options are available for restoring full edentulism, such as implant-retained overdentures or fixed full-arch bridges supported by implants. These solutions provide functionality and aesthetics comparable to natural teeth.

• Improve speech and articulation
• Facilitate chewing, thereby supporting stomach function and digestion
• Provide comfortable, well-fitting replacements without the feeling of wearing dentures
• Contribute to a youthful appearance, boosting self-confidence
• Enhance facial aesthetics
• Preserve jawbone anatomy
• Allow carefree smiling without discomfort

This can be easily determined—schedule a free consultation! At our clinic, we offer the possibility of receiving a personalized treatment plan based on the coordinated recommendations of specialists from multiple dental disciplines.

Your final result will be planned collaboratively by an implantologist, cosmetic dentist, periodontist, orthodontist, and oral surgeon.

This unique in-house diagnostic approach, called the 360° Smile! protocol, enables the creation of a treatment plan that considers all aspects, saving you time and money while offering maximum safety and comfort.

The essence of the solution is that, based on a CBCT scan and a digital impression, we model your jaw using 3D software.

We then design the shape, length, and width of your future tooth and determine the ideal position for the prosthesis, which in turn defines the precise placement of the implant in the bone.

At the end of the process, we use a 3D printer to create a personalized surgical guide, which is placed in the mouth during surgery to guide the drill. This ensures that the implant is inserted into the bone with sub-millimeter precision.

This approach significantly shortens surgical time and reduces surgical trauma, thereby shortening the healing period.

Another advantage is that implants can often be placed without bone grafting – even when there is limited bone volume.

Guided implant surgery ensures anatomically, functionally, and aesthetically ideal results.

Prevent complications caused by missing teeth!
Visit us for a comprehensive oral assessment. You will receive a personalized treatment plan and answers to all your questions.

You can make your final decision afterwards, at your convenience.

The answer is yes: the dental implant can be placed immediately after tooth extraction.

The primary advantage of immediate implant placement is that it prevents unfavorable bone resorption and preserves the soft tissues and crescent-shaped gingival contour around the tooth, which leads to excellent functional and aesthetic outcomes.

It also shortens the overall treatment duration and reduces surgical stress. However, even in immediate cases, full osseointegration is required, which typically takes just 3 months.

It is important to note that immediate implant placement is not always possible. It is only feasible when oral hygiene is excellent, the surrounding teeth and gums are healthy, and the available bone volume is sufficient.

The dental implant systems we use are leading solutions in implantology. They provide an effective option for treating complete edentulism without the need for bone grafting, and they support fixed dental prostheses.

The implant systems we use are top-tier implantology solutions that provide full-arch rehabilitation without bone graft surgery and with fixed prostheses.

These dental implants come with global warranty, meaning the guarantee is valid anywhere in the world.

We prefer working with these implant systems because we have virtually no complaints.
Their decades-long history and extensive research ensure a 99.8% success rate in implant placement.
Moreover, they are made from materials that do not cause allergic reactions.