Dental implants, digitally planned and placed with guided surgery

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that mimics the root of a missing tooth. It is placed in the jawbone and fuses with the bone over months, this is called osseointegration. Then an abutment and crown are added; the result functionally replaces the natural tooth.

The key difference from alternatives like a bridge is that no neighbouring healthy teeth need to be trimmed down. Implants also slow bone loss because they stimulate the bone with chewing forces, doing the work the natural root used to do.

Why the implant system matters

• We use internationally recognised implant systems with a manufacturer warranty; the system used is named in your treatment plan.
• Worldwide service network, spare parts and revisions can be found in any country.
• Connection-geometry standards, long-term crown changes are easier.
• Manufacturer-warrantied implants, alongside our written clinical care plan.

Implant success depends fundamentally on two things: adequate bone volume and good general health. Most adults qualify; if bone loss is present, the site can be prepared with a sinus lift or bone graft.

• You have one or more missing teeth (single tooth, multiple teeth or full arch).
• Your general health is good (uncontrolled diabetes, heavy smoking or cancer treatment require evaluation).
• Your jaw bone volume is sufficient, or grafting can provide it.
• You can commit to regular oral care.

Honest note: if there is very advanced bone loss or multiple chronic conditions, alternative treatments (fixed bridge, removable prosthesis) may be more practical. After the free digital scan, our written recommendation compares alternatives and long-term costs.