Implants planned in 3D, with guided surgery, bone regeneration, and Nobel Biocare and ZimVie systems.
Key facts
- Duration
- 60–90 minutes
- Sessions
- Surgery + crown (2 to 4 visits)
- Anesthesia
- Local (sedation optional)
- Recovery
- 48–72 hours; integration 3–4 months
- Estimated cost
- Quoted at your consultation, based on diagnosis
- How long it lasts
- Over 95% implant survival at 10 years in studies
- Bone integration
- 3 to 4 months
- Systems
- Nobel Biocare and ZimVie
- Planning
- 3D CT scan and printed surgical guide
Why you are here
An implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a titanium post that holds a crown. We plan each case in 3D, regenerate bone when there isn't enough, and use implant systems backed by long-term evidence.
When the case allows, the implant goes in the same day as the extraction.
- Missing one or several teeth
- A removable denture that moves or feels uncomfortable
- An upcoming extraction you want to handle the right way
- Limited available bone: evaluated for prior regeneration
We explain every step before we start: what we will do, how long it takes, and what you will feel.
How the process works
Step 01 of 03
3D scan and digital plan
We scan in 3D and plan the implant's exact position before anything is touched.
Your treatment includes
- Single and multiple dental implants
- Guided surgery with CT scan and printed guide
- Bone regeneration and grafting
- Implant-supported crown and fixed prosthesis
- Full-arch rehabilitation (All-on-4 type)
Still not sure? Write to us and we will tell you if this is the right treatment for you.
Let's talkFrequently asked questions
It depends on whether you need a bone graft, the implant system, and the type of crown. At your consultation you get a written, phase-by-phase quote with no surprises.
Studies report implant survival above 95% at 10 years. Survival does not mean complication-free: healthy gums, good hygiene, and regular checkups remain essential, and the crown may need replacing over time.
The procedure is done with local anesthesia and is usually well tolerated. Mild swelling or soreness may last a few days, and your instructions are tailored to your case.
In many cases, yes, as long as there's enough bone and no infection. The 3D scan tells us.
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