Older couple smiling without a care

A confident feeling when speaking, eating and laughing

Anyone who has lived for years with a loose denture or a gap gets used to being careful: biting carefully, laughing carefully, speaking carefully. Implant-supported teeth take away exactly this caution.

The benefit is therefore not only medically measurable but noticeable in everyday life - at the table, in conversation and in every photo.

Dental implants are a long-term investment in your health

With good care, implants can last a lifetime. They are a part of you and do their work around the clock, unnoticed, effectively and reliably.

Dental implants are usually the best solution when it comes to a denture of high aesthetic and functional quality. They load the bone in a natural way, give dentures a firm hold again and help to prevent painful pressure points. They can be placed even at an advanced age.

Whether a single tooth, a bridge or a denture: implant-supported solutions look like your own teeth and feel that way too. Implants transfer the chewing forces to the surrounding bone and stimulate its natural metabolism. The feared bone loss due to a lack of loading is thus prevented and the natural expression of the face is preserved.

Natural-looking result of an implant restoration

Minimally invasive: less strain, faster healing

Minimally invasive means more comfort for you, considerably less strain and faster wound healing. We can place implants gently, with only minimal incisions and often without prior bone augmentation.

New surgical techniques allow us to work more efficiently and in a more patient-oriented way - the high wearing comfort of implantological solutions is a decisive plus for quality of life, at any age.

The key facts at a glance

  • Implants transfer chewing forces to the jawbone and stimulate its metabolism - this helps to prevent bone loss caused by a lack of loading.
  • With good care and regular check-ups, implants can last a very long time.
  • They give loose dentures a firm hold again and help to prevent painful pressure points.
  • Implants can be placed even at an advanced age; what matters is the clinical findings, not the year of birth.
  • Minimally invasive techniques mean smaller incisions, less strain and faster wound healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a dental implant last?
With good care and regular check-ups, implants can last a very long time, often for decades. Daily cleaning at home and professional aftercare at the practice are decisive.
Am I too old for an implant at 70?
No. Implants can be placed well into old age. More important than age are the condition of the bone and your general health, which we discuss with you beforehand.
Does my denture really hold better with implants?
As a rule, yes. The denture is fixed to the implants instead of merely resting on the mucous membrane – that noticeably improves hold, chewing ability and speech.
Do implants prevent bone loss?
They load the bone in a similar way to a natural tooth root and thus stimulate its metabolism. This counteracts the bone shrinkage that occurs when the bone is no longer loaded.