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Dental Implants: Stable Tooth Replacement with a Natural Result

An implant takes over the function of the lost tooth root, creating the foundation for permanently secure, natural-looking dentures.

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The Right Solution for Every Starting Situation

Whether only one tooth is missing, several gaps exist, or the jaw is completely toothless – implants enable a firm, permanent anchoring of the denture. Unlike removable dentures, the jawbone is preserved through continuous loading.

Every implant placement is preceded by precise 3D diagnostics. This allows us to determine the exact implant position and significantly reduce the risk of complications.

The advantages of implants at a glance:

  • Firmly seated, natural-looking dentures
  • Preservation of the jawbone
  • Healthy neighboring teeth remain untouched
  • Precise planning thanks to 3D diagnostics
  • Long lifespan with careful care

Your Path to a New Implant

An overview of the key steps on the way to your fixed dentures.

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3D Diagnostics / CBCT

Using digital volume tomography, we plan your implant to the millimeter.

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Bone Augmentation

If the available bone volume is insufficient, gentle augmentation techniques create a stable foundation.

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Implant Care

Regular check-ups and the right care ensure your implant stays healthy in the long term.

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Precision and Experience in Implantology

From the initial consultation through the planning phase to aftercare, we're by your side at every step.

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More Quality of Life Through Implants

Whether only one tooth is missing or a more extensive treatment is needed: implants bring back a piece of quality of life that is often lost with tooth loss – when speaking, eating, and laughing freely.

Together we develop a solution that fits precisely to your everyday life and your wishes.

Wellbeing Thanks to Implants

High-quality implants provide reliable treatment well into old age – whether replacing a single tooth or closing larger gaps.

Implant-supported dentures give you the feeling of your own teeth in every everyday situation – firm, secure, and natural.

Key Facts at a Glance

  • Dental implants replace individual teeth, multiple gaps, or a completely toothless jaw with fixed dentures.
  • Unlike removable dentures, an implant preserves the jawbone through continuous loading.
  • Every implant placement is preceded by 3D diagnostics (CBCT) to plan the position to the millimeter.
  • If bone volume is insufficient, gentle bone augmentation may be necessary beforehand.
  • Healthy neighboring teeth do not need to be ground down for an implant.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take for a dental implant to heal?
Healing usually takes around eight to twelve weeks, but this can vary depending on the region of the jaw and individual bone quality. Only afterwards is the implant fitted with the final crown.
Does placing an implant hurt?
The procedure itself is carried out under local anaesthetic and is generally painless. In the first few days afterwards, mild, usually easily manageable discomfort can occur, similar to after a tooth extraction.
How much does a dental implant cost?
The cost depends on your individual starting situation, the number of implants, and any bone augmentation that may be necessary. After diagnostics, we prepare an individual, transparent cost plan for you.
Can everyone get a dental implant?
In principle, implants are suitable for most patients, provided the jawbone offers sufficient volume or can be built up. Certain pre-existing conditions may limit the options; we check this individually using 3D diagnostics.
How long does a dental implant last?
With careful care and regular check-ups, implants can last many years to decades. As with your own teeth, durability depends heavily on aftercare at home and by professionals.