Dental implants have become an essential part of modern dentistry. They make it possible to replace missing teeth as naturally as possible while sparing the natural neighbouring teeth. Unlike conventional solutions, an implant-supported restoration often means that healthy neighbouring teeth do not have to be ground down. In many cases, removable dentures can also be avoided.
Our aim is to restore your ability to chew, your appearance and your quality of life, and to give you a smile that looks as natural and harmonious as possible.
Implant treatment generally consists of two coordinated parts: the surgical placement of the implant and the prosthetic restoration that follows. Once the implant has healed in, it is fitted with the restoration made for it – for example a crown, bridge or denture.
Careful planning is the foundation for successful implant treatment that remains stable over the long term. That is why we look not only at the tooth to be replaced, but at the entire area of teeth and jaw. A detailed medical history and thorough diagnostics help us take your individual circumstances into account, identify possible risks early and coordinate the individual steps of treatment as well as possible.
For planning we use a 3D X-ray unit (CBCT) to make treatment as precise and transparent as possible. With clear digital animations we can show you the individual steps of the therapy and the intended result.
We take time for your questions and advise you in detail on which implant options are suitable for your individual situation.