The course of treatment step by step
We look after you throughout the entire course of treatment - from the first diagnosis and the placement of the implants to the fitting of your new, fixed teeth.
How many appointments are needed and how long the individual phases take depends on your findings. We discuss the schedule with you before treatment begins.
A well-established team with more than 20 years of experience
You are met by a well-established team with more than 20 years of experience in implantation and bone augmentation. Implants are placed under hygienically optimal conditions in dedicated operating rooms.
Before an implant is placed, the teeth are restored and any gum disease is treated and cured. After thorough diagnostics and planning, we place the implant on an outpatient basis under local anaesthesia, sedation or, if you wish, under general anaesthesia.
During a healing period defined individually - as a rule six to eight weeks - the bone fuses firmly with the implant and forms a secure basis for the new teeth. During this time we provide you with a temporary denture.
Once healing is complete, the new teeth - crowns, bridges or dentures - are attached to the implants in our practice.
The key facts at a glance
- Before the implant is placed, the teeth are restored and gum disease is treated.
- After diagnostics and planning, the implant is placed on an outpatient basis - under local anaesthesia, sedation or, on request, general anaesthesia.
- The healing period is usually six to eight weeks; during this time you receive a temporary denture.
- Once healing is complete, crowns, bridges or dentures are attached to the implants.
- How many appointments are needed depends on the findings; the schedule is discussed before treatment begins.