Dental Restoration – at the highest level
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A dental implant is an artificial tooth root—a small screw made of titanium or a titanium alloy—surgically placed in the jawbone. It provides one of the most stable and reliable solutions for replacing missing teeth, creating a strong foundation for natural-looking restorations.
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Our dental implants are not only stable, but also naturally aesthetic.
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Dental Implant Journey – Step by Step
Six clear steps take you from diagnosis through healing to the secure, natural-looking implant restoration.
Consultation
The first step of implantation is a thorough examination and an accurate diagnosis. The dentist takes a panoramic X-ray or 3D CBCT scan to assess the quality of the bone and determine the implant’s exact position. Based on the results, a personalised treatment plan is prepared detailing every stage of the implant procedure.
Preparation and anaesthesia
Before the operation, the oral cavity is thoroughly cleaned and local anaesthesia is applied so the patient experiences no pain during the surgery. In some cases, antibiotics may also be prescribed to prevent infection, especially if the patient’s immune system is weaker.
Implant placement
The dentist makes a small incision in the gum, prepares the site in the bone and inserts the implant, which acts as an artificial tooth root. After the procedure the gum is closed with sutures to promote faster healing.
Healing phase (osseointegration)
Next comes the osseointegration period, during which the bone gradually fuses with the implant. This process can take 3–6 months, and for stable fixation it is essential that the implant is not loaded during this time.
Abutment attachment
When osseointegration is complete, the dentist uncovers the implant and attaches an abutment. This component serves as the base to which the final restoration—such as a crown or bridge—will later be fixed.
Final restoration placement
The final step is creating and securing the custom-made crown or other prosthesis to the abutment, ensuring the tooth looks and functions naturally. The dentist makes fine bite adjustments and provides full instructions for implant care.
Our Expert Team
Dental implant placement is a precise, well-coordinated procedure, where the oral surgeon and the dentist work together to insert artificial tooth roots into the jawbone, creating a stable and lasting foundation for tooth replacement.
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Implant placement cost
Please note that the dental implant prices shown are for guidance only, as the final treatment plan can be determined only after an individual assessment and consultation. To provide an accurate quotation, an in-person visit to our clinic is required, where we can perform an oral examination, discuss the possible treatment options, and review your aesthetic expectations in detail.
Details
During our dental consultation, our experienced dentists thoroughly examine the condition of your teeth and provide personalized advice to help create the most suitable treatment plan.
What’s included
Full dental check-up
X-ray review
Discussion of questions
Estimated costs and timing
Details
A dental implant is an artificial root placed in the mouth of patients suffering from tooth loss during a dental procedure. This implant is a screw-shaped device made of titanium or a titanium alloy, inserted into the jawbone. A dental implant is one of the most stable and reliable methods for replacing missing teeth.
Helpful tips
We’ve collected the most common questions about dental implants to give you a clear picture of the procedure and your options. Our goal is to help you visit our clinic with full information—calm and confident.
There are countless possible solutions, depending on the type of dental restoration you want.
If you choose a removable restoration but want implants to improve stability, even two implants can be enough.
If you want a fixed (non-removable) restoration, you’ll need at least four implants.
Preparing the surgical environment takes about 30–60 minutes, including anaesthesia, setting up a sterile field and patient briefing. The actual insertion of one implant usually takes 5–10 minutes, though complex cases or multiple implants may require more time.
It is performed under local anaesthesia, so the surgery itself is pain-free. Mild pain or swelling afterwards is common but usually well controlled with painkillers.
After placement, the jawbone needs 3–6 months to fuse completely with the implant (osseointegration), which is essential for a stable, successful restoration.
With proper care and regular dental check-ups, an implant can last for decades. Success rates are very high, especially with good oral hygiene.
Generally adults over 18 with healthy bone structure. Smoking, diabetes or certain medical conditions can affect the success rate.
Temporary swelling, bruising or mild pain may appear. Serious complications are rare but can include infection, implant rejection or bone loss.
Clean them just like natural teeth: brush regularly, floss and use mouth rinse to keep both implants and gums healthy.
The price depends on factors such as the material used, the number of implants and the dentist’s experience. Although implants cost more than traditional prosthetics, their durability makes them a long-term investment.
There is no upper age limit, but the jawbone must have sufficient thickness and be in good health.
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