A tooth for life, engineered in titanium
Dental Implants
An implant is a titanium root placed where a tooth once was, crowned with ceramic indistinguishable from its neighbors. We place only Swiss systems (Straumann), plan every case on a 3D scan, and guide the surgery with printed templates — millimeter work done at tenth-of-a-millimeter precision.
Duration
3–4 months end to end
Visits
4–5 visits
Comfort
Local anesthesia or sedation; most patients report no pain
Why patients choose it
- Straumann — the most documented implant system in the world
- 3D-guided placement; no freehand guessing
- Same-day temporary tooth in most cases
- Lifetime written guarantee on the fixture
Recovery
1–2 days of mild swelling. Painkillers usually needed for one evening, if at all.
How it unfolds
- 1
3D planning
CBCT imaging maps your bone; the implant position is planned digitally.
- 2
Guided placement
A printed surgical guide transfers the plan to reality. Typically 20 minutes per implant.
- 3
Integration
Over 8–12 weeks the titanium fuses with your bone. You wear a temporary tooth meanwhile.
- 4
The crown
A ceramic crown, milled in-house, completes the tooth. Nobody will find it.
Common questions
The placement itself is painless under anesthesia and faster than most fillings. The evening after, most patients take one painkiller or none.
Ready when you are.
Consultations are unhurried, honest and never a sales pitch.
