The term "implantation" refers to the procedure in which a patient is placed with an implant, which subsequently heals unencumbered before being restored with implant-supported dentures, such as a crown or bridge, after a few weeks or months.

Before planning an implantation, we conduct a detailed exploratory consultation to discuss your prosthetic wishes and determine how many and what type of implants are suitable for you. A single implant is sufficient for one tooth, whereas several are required for a prosthesis. In preparation, we use computer-assisted 3D planning, on the basis of which a treatment and cost plan is drawn up, which gives you an overview of the costs incurred for the implants.

Bone augmentation in the jaw

Sufficiently stable jawbone is required for dental implants. However, the jawbone can recede after tooth loss or due to inflammation.

Using modern bone augmentation procedures, missing bone volume can be rebuilt. This creates a stable foundation for implants and a secure long-term restoration.

Dental implants - Fixed dentures

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are permanently anchored in the jawbone. They serve as a stable base for crowns, bridges or dentures and enable a dental prosthesis that feels almost like natural teeth.

Advantages of dental implants:

• High chewing comfort
• Natural hold without removable dentures
• Protection of neighbouring teeth
• Long-term stability
• Aesthetically natural results

Ceramic implants - metal-free dental implants

In addition to classic titanium implants, we also offer modern ceramic implants made of high-strength zirconium oxide. These implants are completely metal-free and particularly well tolerated.

Their natural white colour makes them particularly suitable for aesthetically demanding areas.