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Using digital volume tomography, we plan your implant precisely and with low risk.
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Implantology: Dentures That Sit Firmly Again
An implant replaces the lost tooth root and creates the basis for permanently fixed, natural-looking dentures - planned with surgical care and modern 3D diagnostics.
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A Suitable Solution for Every Starting Situation
Whether a single tooth is missing, several gaps exist or the jaw is completely toothless - an implant takes over the function of the natural tooth root and creates a firm, resilient basis for the dentures. Unlike removable dentures, an implant preserves the jawbone through continuous loading.
Every implantation with us is preceded by careful 3D diagnostics. Using digital volume tomography, we plan the implant position to the millimetre and can identify possible risks at an early stage.
The advantages of an implant at a glance:
- Fixed, natural-looking dentures
- Preservation of the jawbone through physiological loading
- Healthy neighbouring teeth remain untouched
- Millimetre-precise planning thanks to 3D diagnostics
- Long service life with careful care and aftercare
All About Your Implant
Your Path to a New Implant
From the initial diagnostics to long-term care - the key stages of implant treatment.
Bone Graft
If the existing bone volume is not sufficient, gentle augmentation methods create a stable foundation.
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Implant Care
Regular check-ups and the right care help secure the long-term success of your implant.
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A Fixed Solution Even for a Completely Toothless Jaw
If a jaw is completely toothless, a few strategically placed implants can create a stable basis for a fixed or removable full restoration. This gives you back a noticeable improvement in chewing comfort and quality of life.
Even with larger gaps, for example missing back teeth, a bridge can be firmly anchored on implants without having to grind down healthy neighbouring teeth.
Precision and Experience in Implantology
From the initial consultation through the planning phase to aftercare, we accompany you every step of the way.
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The Most Important Facts at a Glance
- An implant replaces the tooth root and provides a firm, long-lasting basis for crowns, bridges or dentures.
- Every implantation is precisely planned using digital 3D X-ray images (CBCT).
- If the jawbone is not sufficient, bone augmentation methods such as sinus lift still enable implantation.
- Even with a completely toothless jaw, a fixed restoration can be achieved with just a few implants.
- Regular aftercare and good oral hygiene are crucial for the longevity of an implant.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a dental implant last?
With good care and regular check-ups, implants can last many years to decades. Careful oral hygiene and attending aftercare appointments are decisive.
Does inserting an implant hurt?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic and is usually low in pain. Mild discomfort may occur after treatment, which can be well controlled with pain medication.
Is my jawbone sufficient for an implant?
This can only be said with certainty after 3D diagnostics. If there is not enough bone, there are gentle augmentation methods that still make implantation possible.
How long does the healing time of an implant take?
Depending on bone quality and individual situation, healing usually takes between six weeks and a few months before the implant is finally loaded.
Can you get implants even with a completely toothless jaw?
Yes, with a defined number of strategically placed implants, a stable basis can be created for fixed or removable dentures.