Implantology

A long-lasting solution with a quality guarantee

We perform implant procedures according to the highest international standards, confirmed by the Master of Oral Implantology title obtained at prestigious European institutions. Regain your confidence and everyday comfort — modern dental implants are a long-term investment that restores full chewing function and the natural appearance of your smile.

A dental implant is not just an artificial tooth — it is a comprehensive solution that replaces both the root and the crown of a missing tooth. Unlike traditional bridges or removable dentures, an implant does not require grinding down healthy adjacent teeth and helps prevent jawbone loss. It is the only prosthetic solution that actively stops progressive bone resorption and preserves natural facial proportions.

We treat every case individually — from single-tooth implants and implant-supported bridges to full-arch restorations using the all-on-4 or all-on-6 concept. Even in cases of advanced bone loss, we offer advanced solutions such as bone augmentation, sinus lift procedures, and bone grafting. Our goal is to restore full function and aesthetics — regardless of the complexity of the case.

What sets us apart:

Precise 3D digital planning (CBCT)
Advanced 3D CBCT diagnostics ensure maximum precision, predictability, and safety of the procedure.
World-renowned implant systems
We use implant systems from globally recognized manufacturers, offering long-term warranties and clinically documented success rates.
Advanced bone augmentation and sinus lift techniques
For patients requiring bone reconstruction, we provide modern regenerative procedures that enable safe implant placement even in challenging conditions.
Comprehensive post-operative care
Detailed healing instructions, close follow-up, and long-term monitoring of implant health ensure lasting results.
Immediate implantation (in selected cases)
In suitable situations, implants can be placed on the same day as tooth extraction — significantly shortening treatment time.

Start your journey toward a complete smile. Schedule an implant consultation, during which we will perform thorough diagnostics, conduct a 3D CBCT scan, present an individualized treatment plan with a clear timeline, and explain every stage of the process.

The first visit is dedicated to your questions and concerns — with full transparency and no obligation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is osseointegration and why is it important?

Osseointegration is the process by which a titanium implant integrates with the jawbone. After placement, bone cells grow around the implant surface, permanently anchoring it to the bone — similar to a natural tooth root. This process typically takes 2–3 months in the lower jaw and 4–6 months in the upper jaw. Proper osseointegration is the foundation of implant success, determining long-term stability and durability.

Who is not eligible for dental implants?

Absolute contraindications include recent radiotherapy in the jaw area, treatment with bisphosphonates (osteoporosis medications), severe immune system disorders, pregnancy, and breastfeeding. Relative contraindications require individual assessment, such as controlled diabetes or smoking. Insufficient bone volume is not a contraindication — it can be rebuilt through augmentation procedures.

What is bone augmentation and when is it needed?

Bone augmentation is a procedure that rebuilds bone in areas where its volume is insufficient for implant placement. Bone loss occurs after tooth extraction (due to lack of mechanical stimulation) or as a result of periodontal disease. During augmentation, bone graft material (autogenous, synthetic, or xenogeneic) is placed in the deficient area. After 4–6 months, the material transforms into new bone suitable for implant placement. In the upper jaw, a sinus lift procedure — elevation of the sinus floor — may also be required.

Is implant placement painful?

Implant placement is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel pain during the procedure. After the anesthesia wears off, mild discomfort and swelling may occur for 1–3 days and are well controlled with standard pain medication. Most patients report that the discomfort is less than they expected. Swelling typically peaks on the second day and gradually subsides. After about a week, most patients feel no discomfort.

How should I care for an implant after the procedure?

An implant requires the same hygiene as a natural tooth: brushing twice daily and cleaning interdental spaces every day — the use of a water flosser is especially recommended. Regular check-ups every 6 months, including professional hygiene visits, are essential. Smoking should be avoided (as it increases the risk of peri-implantitis — inflammation of tissues around the implant). Maintaining overall health, including proper diabetes control, and wearing a night guard in cases of teeth grinding are also important. Good oral hygiene is the key to long-term implant success.