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Implant treatment is one of the most effective and long-lasting solutions to treat tooth deficiencies. It can be applied in a wide range from single tooth deficiency to complete toothlessness.

In the case of a single missing tooth, the treatment is completed with the application of one implant in place of the missing tooth and a prosthetic tooth on it. In single tooth deficiencies, the implant offers quick and aesthetic solutions without damaging the adjacent teeth. The most suitable method is determined after a detailed examination and planning for the patient.

Examination and Planning

The bone structure and density are evaluated with X-ray and tomography. The location and angle of the implant are determined.

Surgical Procedure

The implant is placed into the bone under local anesthesia. The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes.

Healing Process (Osseointegration)

The implant fuses with the bone within 2–6 months.

Prosthesis Placement

An abutment (connecting part) is attached on the implant. A porcelain or zirconium coating is applied on it.

Advantages

Treatment is done without cutting adjacent teeth.
Natural tooth appearance and function are provided.
Prevents bone loss and protects jaw structure.

Who Can Apply?

It can be applied to patients with sufficient bone volume and density, good gingival health, and systemic diseases under control.