Dental implantology is a discipline specialising in replacing missing teeth with implants. It offers long-lasting solutions that help the patient regain the ability to chew, foster general wellbeing and, on the aesthetic side of things, create a better smile.
Key benefits of implantology
The loss of one or more teeth can generate significant functional and aesthetic problems. Implantology plays a crucial role in replacing missing teeth, providing stable, long-term solutions that integrate naturally with the surrounding bone structure and help preserve the health of the jawbone.
Implant procedures and techniques
Implantology involves targeted surgical procedures in which dental implants, usually made of titanium, are placed in the jaw or jawbone. These implants act as artificial roots, supporting crowns, bridges or dentures. Before the final dentures are inserted, the procedure may require several stages, including osseointegration, a process of bone healing around the implants.
A customised approach, including postoperative care
There is no “one size fits all” solution when it comes to dental implants. Treatment is tailored to the individual patient, starting with a detailed assessment of bone quantity and quality, along with precise planning of implant placement, and selecting dental prostheses that meet the patient’s aesthetic and functional expectations. We also follow each patient afterwards, regularly monitoring the healing process and dealing with any complications that might arise.