Surgery & restoration
Dental implants
A bone-anchored solution aimed at restoring the function and look of a lost tooth.
Overview
Overview
A dental implant consists of a small artificial root placed in the jawbone and a crown, bridge or denture fitted on top. Suitability is assessed from bone structure, gum health and general health.
Planning relies on examination and imaging findings. An implant is not right for every patient; alternatives are always discussed openly.
The process
The process
Assessment
Suitability is determined through examination, imaging and health history.
Surgical stage
The implant is placed at the planned site; healing is followed by your dentist.
Restoration
Once healed, the permanent tooth is made on the implant.
Good to know
- Healing time varies from person to person.
- Smoking and uncontrolled systemic conditions can affect the process.
- Regular home care and check-ups matter for maintaining the implant in the long term.
Frequently asked
No. Bone volume, gum health and general health are assessed. Some cases need extra preparation, or a different solution is suggested.
It depends on your personal plan. A clear timeline can only be shared after an examination.
Related treatments
The information on this page is general and does not replace diagnosis or treatment advice. The right approach for you is decided by your dentist after an examination.
Let's talk about it.
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