Implants · Dentistry

Dental implants
with 3D planning.

The cone beam CT on site guides the assessment.

The implant replaces the lost root: the crown is mounted on top and the tooth is fixed again. Feasibility depends on the available bone, assessed beforehand with the cone beam CT on site.

Root

What it is

An implant is an artificial root, not a tooth.

The crown is the visible part mounted on top.

The implant takes the place of the root, inside the bone. The visible part, the crown, is mounted on top. They are two distinct stages, and the time in between is for the bone to heal.

The assessment

The preliminary assessment.

Three checks that precede every implant.

The assessment establishes whether the implant is the right solution and in what order to proceed. It is not a formality.

  1. Cone beam CT

    How much bone there is, and where

    The cone beam on site rebuilds the bone in three dimensions: height, width, and where the structures you must not touch run. It is the question a flat film cannot close.

  2. Gums

    How the surrounding tissue is doing

    An implant needs healthy tissue around it. If the gums are inflamed, they are treated first and then the implant is planned.

  3. Bite

    How the other teeth close

    The load that will reach the implant depends on chewing. The whole arch is assessed, not just the gap to fill.

Digital diagnostics station at M4 Medical Clinic

The advantages

The advantages of an implant.

A fixed tooth, independent of the neighbouring teeth.

It does not lean on the neighbouring teeth

Unlike a bridge, the implant asks nothing of the teeth next to it. Those stay as they are.

It does not come out

It stays in the mouth. That is the biggest practical difference from a removable prosthesis.

It is cleaned like a tooth, with more care

Biofilm builds up quickly around an implant. Professional maintenance is not an add-on, it is part of the path.

Frequent questions

The most frequent questions.

The rest is answered at the assessment visit.

Does it hurt?

The work is done under local anaesthetic. What you will feel in the following hours we tell you beforehand, so you can choose the day.

How long does the whole thing take?

It depends on the bone and on how many teeth are missing, so there is no number that fits everyone. The schedule is written at the visit, before anything starts.

Is it right for everyone?

No, which is why the assessment comes first. If an implant is not the right route we say so, and we look at what else can be done.

Am I without a tooth in the meantime?

That is one of the things decided at the visit, together with the schedule. It is settled beforehand, not on the fly.

Book

Book the assessment visit.

Take care of yourself, with us.

The bone and the mouth as a whole are assessed, and we tell you what can be done. Book on WhatsApp or by phone.