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Benefits of the implants
Why choose implant-supported dentures?
Durability and stability
Implant restorations are extremely stable and durable, lasting for decades with proper care.
Natural appearance
Implants offer the most aesthetically natural solution, fitting almost imperceptibly between existing teeth.
Comfort and functionality
Implants behave like natural teeth, ensuring maximum comfort and chewing efficiency.
what types of implants do exist?
The first step to treating a tooth loss with dental implants is a careful preliminary examination. Our dentists will examine the condition of the dentition, gums and jaw. This is a particularly important step, as implantation is one of the more drastic dental procedures, and preparation is especially important! If the examination is positive, the special medical titanium implant can be placed under local anaesthesia. A dental implant is very similar to a screw that is fixed in the jaw. This “screw” will fix the prosthesis in place. One week after the dental implantation, the sutures used during the procedure will be removed. Full healing usually takes 3-4 months. Interestingly, dental implants are so accepted by the human body that during this time the dental implants are completely surrounded by bone cells. This “bond” ensures the durability of the dental implantation.
We offer different tooth replacements for titanium implants according to your needs. The implants themselves are only the foundation, to which we attach the new tooth prosthesis. These can be zircon ceramic, metal ceramic, press ceramic.
Replacement of a single tooth
Implants are the ideal solution for replacing a single tooth, as they replace the missing tooth without affecting the adjacent teeth in any way.
The implant is placed in the bone and a crown is then placed on top, giving a natural effect and maximum functionality. This method is a reliable, long-lasting solution.
Dental bridge fixed with implants
If several adjacent teeth are missing, a dental bridge fixed with implants can be an effective solution.
The implants hold the bridge in place, so the restoration is stable and durable, without the need to grind the adjacent natural teeth.
This solution is excellent for restoring chewing function and aesthetic appearance.
Fixed prosthesis fixed with implants
In case of complete tooth loss, a fixed prosthesis with implants ensures maximum comfort and stability.
Usually 4 or 6 strategically placed implants hold the entire set of teeth in place, which are not removable and fully restore the functionality of natural teeth.
This solution is extremely stable and is the closest the patient will ever get to feeling as if they have their own teeth again, ensuring a natural appearance and comfort in everyday use.
Removable dentures fixed with implants
The removable denture implants solution is a removable prosthesis that is attached to implants through a bridge, which provides an extremely stable and comfortable fit.
The implants hold the restoration in place, which is easy to remove for cleaning, but is almost completely fixed for everyday use.
This option is particularly recommended for those who want a stable, yet a removable denture.
Immediately usable, fixed dentures in 3 days
The immediate usable prosthesis allows the patient to have a fixed denture within 3 days without the need for a long healing period.
Immediately after the implants are placed, the replacement is prepared and fixed, and is immediately functional.
This quick solution is particularly attractive for those who want immediate aesthetic and functional results.
3D navigated dental implantation
3D navigated dental implantation uses digital technology to place implants in a precise, pre-designed way.
This technique increases the accuracy of the procedure and reduces the risks, as the surgeon uses 3D imaging to plan the location of the implants.
This precise procedure ensures faster healing and optimal results.
The process of replacing missing teeth
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Assessment and Treatment Plan
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Preparing the teeth
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Dental impression
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Testing and fitting
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Final fixing
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Aftercare and maintenance
Frequently asked questions
How painful is the implant procedure?
Local anaesthesia is used during the procedure so that the patient does not feel any pain. After the procedure, there may be mild pain and swelling, which usually goes away in a few days.
How long does it take to place a dental implant?
Implant placement usually takes 1-2 hours. The subsequent healing or integration period can last from a few months to six months, until the implant is firmly anchored in the bone.
Is it possible that the body rejects the implant?
Although the success rate of dental implants are very high, as with all medical procedures, there are some risks. The body does not “reject” the implant, as it is titanium and biocompatible, but there is a chance that the implant will not integrate properly.
Is implant placement suitable for everyone?
Implants are not suitable for everyone, especially those who have severe bone deficiency, chronic disease or unhealthy oral hygiene. A detailed consultation with your doctor will help you decide the right solution.
How should implants be cared for after implantation?
As with natural teeth, implants need to be cleaned regularly. The use of a toothbrush, dental floss and a special toothbrush is recommended. Regular dental check-ups are also essential.
How long do implants last?
Implants can last for decades if they are properly maintained and cared for. Lifestyle factors and oral hygiene habits also affect the durability of implants.
How long does it take for the implant to heal in the jawbone?
After implantation, the healing or osseointegration process usually takes 3-6 months, although in some cases this can be shortened if the jawbone is healthy.
Is there a difference between implants in the upper and lower jaw?
Yes, the lower jaw often heals more quickly in terms of implant integration because the bone density is usually higher than in the upper jaw.
Can implants be placed to replace all the lost teeth?
Yes, implants can also be used to replace a full denture with a so-called implant-supported full denture or bridge prosthesis.
What are the restrictions on dental implants?
People with certain chronic conditions, such as severe osteoporosis or certain autoimmune diseases, have a much higher health risk and are not always recommended for implantation.
Can implants be placed even if a tooth was lost a long time ago?
Yes, but you may need a bone replacement procedure if it has been a long time since you lost a tooth and the bone has receded or thinned.
How does smoking affect implant placement?
Smoking can slow the healing process and reduce the success rate of the implantation by damaging tissue and reducing blood flow.
Are there any side effects associated with dental implants?
Swelling, pain, bleeding or infection may rarely occur after implantation, but these can usually be treated. In case of long-term side effects, a dentist should be consulted.
How long should I follow a special diet after implantation?
In the weeks following implantation, it is recommended to eat soft foods and avoid hard or sticky foods, which can interfere with the healing process.
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