Missing tooth replacement is important because, as a result of overloading of existing teeth, gingiva and remaining teeth, the jaw joint suffers severe, irreversible damage over time. Depending on the number of teeth in the mouth, fixed (crown, bridge), removable (total or partial) or combined dentures can be made.

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First, an x-ray of the patient’s teeth is made for accurate planning. During the surgery, we begin with local anesthesia, so the procedure is completely painless. During surgery, a bone hole is made, and the implant screw is then screwed in. At the end of the procedure, the gums are sutured.

One week after surgery, the sutures are removed and, if necessary, a temporary replacement is made to allow the patient to maintain the aesthetics of his or her teeth. It takes 3-4 months for the screw to ossifies. The porcelain crown is then inserted to replace the tooth and restore the patient’s entire tooth. This will give you back your confidence and cheer to smile again.

Life also leaves its mark on the teeth. At any stage of our lives, we may lose one or more teeth, either as a result of an accident at a young age or later due to tooth decay.

Unfortunately, for many, a denture is a dream for many however, for more than four decades, dental implants have provided a modern, recognized alternative. The implant used for implantation is a kind of artificial tooth root and is ideal for any patient who has stopped bone growth.

Because it is firmly embedded in the jawbone, this solution is the closest to natural teeth and the end result is the same in terms of aesthetics and quality of life as with your own teeth – whether you are eating, laughing or chatting.

Unfortunately, we cannot stop aging, but together with your dentist, you can find a personalized and reliable dental implant solution that is guaranteed to improve your quality of life.

What is an implant?

A dental implant is a screw used to replace the root of a missing tooth. If we imagine a tooth as a tree, the implant is the root of the tree. The implant, which is screwed into the jawbone and secures firmly to the jawbone, provides a stable base for the placement of the crown. The implant can replace one or more missing teeth.

A so-called head would be screwed into the implant and a crown or bridge would be placed there. When staying at the tree comparison, the head corresponds to the crown of the tree.

What are the biggest benefits of dental implants?

The implant counteracts the loss of bone. Because of its specific properties, it is absorbed into the body, stimulating and, in the long term, ensuring the function of the jaw. Conventional bridges, on the other hand, do not stimulate bone function, which results in bone loss.

Therefore, it is advisable to perform tooth implantation as soon as possible after losing the tooth. In many cases, the implant can be inserted immediately after tooth extraction.

What is a SKY implant?

SKY is a trademark of bredent medical. Because of their special structure and surface, SKY implants allow trouble-free and gentle implantation.

After implant placement, the surrounding bone tissue encircles the implant surface and an insoluble bond is formed between the two. This process is called osseointegration. Without osseointegration, the implant becomes loose and implantation fails.

The special surface of SKY implants allows for rapid and strong osseointegration, providing a more stable and secure solution compared to conventional implants.

Materials

The implant and the structure are usually made of titanium. This material is particularly easily absorbed by the body, titanium is non-allergenic and due to its surface properties it is rapidly ossified into bone tissue

How is implantation done?

The procedure of dental implantation is almost always the same, with minor differences depending on the following options:

• Replacing a single tooth
• Any remaining teeth that are not worth saving
• Fixing denture

Treatment process:

1. Preliminary examination
   • The dentist or dental surgeon will make a preliminary CT scan. Imaging is necessary to assess potential risks and to place the implant in the correct location and to allow for aesthetic restoration
2. Inserting the implant
   • If the picture shows that all is well, then dental implantation may follow. In the place of the missing tooth, a small incision is made in the gum and a hole is now drilled into the bone, which is now easily accessible, and the implant is screwed into it.
3. Temporary restoration
   • Once the implant is in place, it is fastened with a retaining screw, folds the gum back, and then the wound is sewed together. The implant is thus properly ossified into bone tissue, which gives the implant strength and stability. If the bone is sufficiently stable, the crown can be placed immediately after implant placement. In this case, a plastic head is attached to the implant and a temporary crown is placed on it. Due to its special elasticity, the plastic head protects the implant during the healing period.
4. Final crown
   • After about 2 to 3 months, the temporary crown will be removed and the permanent will get placed. To do this, the gum is reopened in a small place and a head is attached to the implant. If the crown is worn immediately after implant placement, the existing head do not need to be replaced. The tooth print will look the same as a natural tooth.

Ideal solution:

• Replace a single missing tooth
• In case of complete tooth deficiency
• For fixing dentures

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