🦷 Dental implantation -

Dental implantation

It is the most effective way to restore missing teeth, chewing function, and aesthetics

Importance

Restored aesthetics and chewing function

Guarantee

Designed to serve a lifetime

Confidence

Improved appearance and self-worth

Speed

Results achieved in a single visit

Quality

Manufactured in Switzerland

Comfort

Implantation possible under sedation (while asleep)

A dental implant is a substitute for a natural tooth root, typically made of ceramic or titanium, which is surgically placed into the jawbone in the location of a missing or extracted tooth root. Implants are used to restore one, multiple, or all teeth.
There are various methods to restore a lost tooth, but only implants allow for the complete restoration of both the root and the crown. Teeth are restored without grinding down or loading adjacent teeth. If needed, a temporary tooth or teeth can be attached to the implant, which will later be replaced with permanent teeth.
Dental implants offer advantages that cannot be provided by other tooth restoration options, such as dentures or bridges.
One of the major advantages of an implant is that it restores chewing capacity. Other solutions for replacing missing teeth, such as partial dentures, do not replicate the same biting force.
A dental bridge can last an average of about 10 years, while dental implants can serve a lifetime.

Pricing

Dental implant (MEGAGEN)	700€
Dental implant (NOBEL BIOCARE)	850€
Dental implant (STRAUMANN)	890€
Ceramic dental implant (NOBEL PEARL)	120€
Ceramic dental implant (ZERAMEX)	100€
ALL ON 4 implantation system	200€
Minor bone augmentation	1 300€
Moderate bone augmentation	1 600€
Complex bone augmentation	250€
Closed sinus lift surgery	3 500€
Open sinus lift surgery	250€
Opening the implant and screwing in the healing head	500€
Opening of ceramic implant and placement of healing abutment	1 000€
	1 500€
Kaulo augmentacija	200€
Bolardo išėmimas	50€
Poantkaulinio implanto išėmimas	500€
Mikroimplanto įsukimas	250€

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why is it necessary to restore missing teeth?

When a tooth is missing, the jawbone starts to lose volume and undergoes resorption, which means the jawbone begins to shrink. If an implant is not placed in the first years of tooth loss, the width of the bone may be reduced by up to 50% or more. In such cases, implantation is likely to be more complex.
When a tooth is missing, adjacent teeth may shift into the empty space, negatively affecting your bite, chewing, and appearance.
With the loss of multiple teeth, the thickness of the jawbone decreases, facial contours and appearance change, and excessive wrinkles may appear around the mouth, making a person look older. Dental implants provide similar support to your face as natural teeth, preserving your facial structure.
Teeth play a crucial role in producing certain sounds. If multiple teeth are missing, your speech may be altered. Since dental implants function like natural teeth, they allow for easy, natural, and clear speech.
Having a new beautiful smile improves self-confidence, self-worth, happiness, and, most importantly, overall health.

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