A dental implant is like a small screw, it is an artificial root, made of titanium and biocompatible. It is made of titanium and is biocompatible. It is used to replace the root of a damaged or missing tooth and can be used as an anchor for a future dental prosthesis or ceramic crown.

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In general, dental implants are among the most durable treatments. Proper dental hygiene and prophylaxis are important for the durability of implant and prosthetic treatment.

It is difficult to give a price, each patient requires a personalized study to establish a precise price and treatment plan. This type of treatment is not reimbursed by the social security system, although some complementary health insurance companies may cover part of the cost.

There is no age limit for having dental implants. A pre-implant examination is necessary. A dental scanner can be considered to check several elements (bone volume, infections, fracture of a root...). On average, the number of dental implants varies according to the number of teeth to be replaced. An oral check-up and a clinical examination should be carried out before considering the placement of dental implants.

Only a 3D dental scan can accurately determine whether there is enough bone or not. In the event that there is not enough bone, there are alternative solutions, such as filling the missing bone volume with a substitute or using short dental implants. Even in the case of low residual bone height, the use of in-office guided surgery makes it possible to treat cases that were previously considered impossible.

Rigorous, proven and controlled protocols ensure that we work in a way that is appropriate to the situation, with a success rate of around 95%. In the remaining 5%, we remove the mobile dental implant and after a month of healing we put back a dental implant free of charge, which only delays the end of the treatment a little.

There are many different makes and models of dental implants. This is our guarantee of long-term security and peace of mind.