Dental implants
An implant is a fixture that integrates with the bone and supports a crown. It restores chewing function and the appearance of a missing tooth without preparing the neighbouring teeth.
Who it is for
- People missing one or several teeth.
- Patients with adequate bone and gum conditions, or who can be prepared for them.
- Patients looking for a fixed alternative to a removable denture.
How the process works
- 01
Diagnosis
X-rays and evaluation of bone, gums and bite.
- 02
Case plan
We define the number of implants, the timeline and the type of crown.
- 03
Placement
The implant is placed in a scheduled surgical visit.
- 04
Crown and check-ups
After integration the final crown is placed and followed up.
Frequently asked questions
- Do they last forever?
- An implant can last many years, but it needs hygiene and check-ups. It is not a treatment you place and forget.
- Is it painful?
- Surgery is done under local anaesthesia. Recovery is managed with clear instructions and medication.
- How long does it take?
- The implant needs time to integrate with the bone; the total timeline is defined in your diagnosis.
