Dental implants replace the roots of missing teeth, providing support for crowns, bridges or implant-retained dentures. An implant is placed in the jawbone and, following healing, serves as a foundation for your restoration.
Precision Through Digital Planning
Successful implant treatment begins with thorough diagnostics. This usually includes a CBCT scan and a 3D digital scan of your teeth and jaws. Guided implant placement uses a custom surgical guide to follow the position, angle and depth established during digital planning. This supports precise placement and can reduce treatment time. In suitable cases, implants can be placed without raising a gum flap, reducing the need for incisions and stitches.
Aesthetic and restorative dentistry encompasses a wide range of treatments to restore the appearance and function of your smile. These include dental implants, crowns, bridges and partial dentures to replace missing teeth or restore damaged teeth.
MIS Implants
Manufactured by MIS Implants Technologies in Israel, MIS implants are made from biocompatible titanium. Their specially treated surfaces are designed to support integration with the surrounding bone and implant stability.
TRI® matrix® Implants
Developed by Swiss manufacturer TRI Dental Implants, the matrix® system enables a fully digital restorative workflow without a separate abutment.
Using 3D scanning and CAD/CAM technology, a custom restoration can be designed and attached directly to the implant, without dental cement.
In suitable cases, a temporary restoration may be fitted at the implant placement appointment. The timing is determined by your clinical needs and the stability achieved during placement.
All-on-X — Full-Arch Restoration
All-on-X replaces a complete arch of teeth with a fixed restoration supported by several strategically positioned implants.
Digital planning allows us to tailor the treatment to your anatomy, restoring the appearance and function of your smile. Where clinically appropriate, a temporary fixed restoration can be provided shortly after implant placement.