Implants

Description of treatment

Dental implants are used to replace missing teeth. Each implant includes a metal part that is attached to the jawbone and serves as a solid and permanent base for the future artificial tooth (crown). Implants are used to maintain the facial structure and can withstand repeated pressure for decades. Implants are the most similar options to natural teeth.

The period when the implant welds to the bone can last a few months and can cause minimal discomfort, like any surgery. Patients may have mild swelling and temporary sensitivity to the implant site.

Course of treatment

1. Assessment of the patient's situation to see if you are a good candidate and 3D scanning
2. Implant installment
3. Healing period
4. Exposure of the implant (if necessary)
5. Laying the permanent crown

The advantages of implants

• Permanent solution
• Internationally recognized as a safe surgery
• Made to maintain and improve your appearance, comfort, speech and ability to chew
• Comes closest to a natural tooth
• Does not cause damage to adjacent teeth