Digital Volume Tomography (CBCT)
Three-dimensional imaging shows the jawbone and neighbouring structures precisely and enables reliable implant planning.
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Implantology: an individual solution for every starting situation
Whether a single missing tooth or a toothless jaw - we plan your implant treatment digitally, with navigation and tailored to your needs.
Firm hold for your smile
Losing teeth affects far more than just chewing and speaking - it also changes your appearance and personal well-being. With implants, we create an individual, long-lasting solution for almost any starting situation.
An implant takes over the function of the natural tooth root and forms the basis for a crown, bridge or denture. Unlike with a bridge, healthy neighbouring teeth do not need to be ground down.
From a single missing tooth to the restoration of a completely toothless jaw, we plan every implantation on the basis of digital 3D diagnostics - for a navigated, tissue-friendly procedure.
Implantology at a glance
From diagnostics to the finished restoration
Every step of your implant treatment is digitally planned and coordinated.
Navigated Implantology
With computer-assisted drilling guides, we place implants in a particularly tissue-friendly and millimetre-precise way.
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Toothless Jaw
With four to six implants, an entire jaw can be restored with a fixed solution and without a disruptive denture base.
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Bone Graft
If the existing bone volume is not sufficient, we create the basis for a stable implant with a gentle bone graft.
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Titanium or Ceramic - Choosing the Right Material
Classic titanium implants have been considered proven and versatile for decades. For patients who want a metal-free implant, we offer ceramic implants made of zirconium oxide.
Which system is right for you is something we discuss together - depending on available bone, aesthetic requirements and your individual circumstances.
Implants: an investment in quality of life
Digitally planned, gently placed and carefully followed up - we accompany you through the entire implantation process.
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The Most Important Facts at a Glance
- Implants replace single teeth, several teeth, or an entire toothless jaw with fixed dentures.
- Before every implantation, we use a digital 3D scan (CBCT) to plan the exact position of the implant.
- With navigated implantology, a computer-made drilling guide makes the procedure especially tissue-friendly.
- If the existing jawbone is not sufficient, a bone graft may be needed beforehand.
- In addition to classic titanium implants, we also offer metal-free ceramic implants made of zirconium oxide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take for an implant to fully heal?
The healing time is usually between eight and twelve weeks and depends on bone quality and the implant region. An implant usually heals somewhat faster in the lower jaw than in the upper jaw.
Does inserting a dental implant hurt?
The procedure itself is performed under local anaesthetic and is generally low in pain. On request, we additionally offer gentle sedation or anaesthesia methods, especially for more extensive treatments.
Can everyone get a dental implant?
In principle, implants are suitable for most patients. Factors such as bone volume, general health and oral hygiene play a role and are checked individually before treatment.
What is the difference between a titanium and a ceramic implant?
Titanium implants are considered particularly proven and versatile. Ceramic implants made of zirconium oxide are metal-free and therefore particularly interesting for patients with a corresponding preference or a sensitive soft tissue situation.
How long does a dental implant last?
With careful care and regular aftercare appointments, implants can last many years to decades. Good oral hygiene and consistent implant prophylaxis are decisive.