Dental implants — even in complex and extreme cases — allow an effective, aesthetic and comfortable restoration that looks and feels like natural teeth.
There are many types of implants from many companies around the world, but the principle of the root-form implant has proven itself over many years.
Today this treatment has become a routine procedure that is not accompanied by pain. It is safe and almost the most common treatment in dentistry — an effective way to restore oral health.
All implants in wide use today are made of titanium — a material friendly to the human body that came to dentistry from orthopaedics.
With partial implant treatment, the restoration time after placing the implant is six months in the upper jaw and three months in the lower jaw (the time needed for biological integration and healing of the jaw bone around the implant).
With extensive implant treatment, where possible, immediate loading can be performed — that is, immediate restoration (when the implants have good initial stability). This method is called implants with a (temporary) restoration the next day.
