The dental implant

Today millions of people suffer from partial or total toothlessness.

Almost everyone can have implants, but the indication must meet very precise anatomical, medical and prosthetic criteria. A little over a decade ago, dental implantology was a discipline more known for its failures and complications than for its successes. It is now a rapidly growing specialty that is claiming its success.

In order to avoid the mutilation of neighboring teeth or the wearing of a mobile appliance that is often uncomfortable and unsightly, implants allow the creation of a single tooth, while preserving the surrounding teeth.

When there is no longer a natural molar abutment and in order to avoid the wearing of a mobile appliance, implants allow the realization of a fixed bridge. When there are more teeth, and to avoid wearing a complete conventional appliance that is often unstable, implants are anchoring points that ensure the stability of the appliance and thus allow normal chewing.

Placement of implants

Dental implant This operation is performed under local anaesthesia. The preparation of the implant socket is carried out in the bone using drills. The implant is buried in the bone and covered by the sutured gum. The procedure takes about 20 minutes.

Gingival healing

After 3 to 6 months, during which time the bone heals around the implant to ensure its stability, you return to your dentist who will place the artificial tooth.

Gingival healing

After 10 to 15 days, this healing screw will be removed and replaced by the abutment to which the artificial tooth will be fixed.

What makes us different from other clinics?

A one-step implant system with a zirconia collar is offered to you, the aesthetic result is unequalled.
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