About implantation
Using dental implants is now common practice in every dentist's office. It offers an aesthetic and functional solution in case of one or more missing teeth, or complete tooth loss with fixed or removable prostheses.
The implant is an artificial tooth root made from titanium and surgically placed in the jawbone. The titanium doesn't corrode, doesn't irritate the surrounding tissue, is biocompatible. Depending on the number of missing teeth, crown or bridge is placed on the implant. The replacement tooth is your natural tooth's perfect match both in appearance and function.
Implant-supported dental prosthetics
The implant is an artificial tooth root that is surgically placed in the jawbone.Immediate implant placement
We can insert implants immediately after dental tooth extraction, especially in the smile-zone.All on 4
In case of complete tooth loss, tooth replacement is necessary, conventionally with complete removable tooth replacement without anchorage.Partially removable tooth replacement
A partially removable tooth replacement offers a viable alternative to handle complete tooth loss.Bone grafting
Bone grafting is required before the placement of an implant, if you are edentulous for too long and the bone began to recess, the jawbone began to grow thinner and extenuate.Dental surgery
Dental surgery can be understood as any number of medical procedures that involve surgery to manage dental or orthodontic problems, or problems regarding the oral cavity.Removal of wisdom teeth, complicated teeth removal
In general, the removal of a tooth is a fairly simple procedure; the tooth can be taken by the crown and removed with forceps.Are you experiencing dental issues?
We are here to help!
Don't hesitate to contact us if you are encountering any of the following problems:
- Toothache.
- Bleeding gums.
- Chipped or broken tooth, cavities.
- Missing tooth.
- Tooth mobility.
- Aesthetic concerns.
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