Implantology
Implantology is the modern standard for replacing missing teeth. The process involves placing a specialized titanium implant into the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root. This serves as a strong, permanent foundation for crowns, bridges, or other orthopedic prostheses, fully restoring both the functional capabilities and aesthetic appearance of your teeth.

Dental Implant Placement
Replacing a missing tooth root with a specialized titanium implant.

Crown Fixation on Implant
Restoring the visual and functional aspects of the tooth using a custom crown

Bone Reconstruction (Augmentation)
Restoring or increasing bone volume to securely anchor the implant

Open and Closed Sinus Lift
Increasing the volume of the maxillary sinus to create the necessary vertical bone height for an implant

Soft Tissue Correction Around the Implant
Restoring the gums and surrounding soft tissues to create a natural, aesthetic gum line around the implant
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is dental implantation?
Dental implantation is a method of restoring a missing tooth in which the tooth root is replaced with a specialized implant. At the next stage, a crown is fixed onto the implant, restoring both the function and the appearance of the tooth.
When is a dental implant needed?
Implantation is used to replace one or several missing teeth. Whether treatment is possible, and which specific method is used, is determined after evaluating the condition of the patient’s oral cavity and bone tissue.
What is bone augmentation?
Bone augmentation is a procedure aimed at restoring or increasing the bone volume required for an implant. It may become necessary when the existing bone tissue is not sufficient for stable implant fixation.
When is a sinus lift needed during implantation?
When the bone height in the posterior part of the upper jaw is insufficient, a sinus lift may be required. The procedure creates the conditions necessary for implantation.
How closely does an implant-supported tooth resemble a natural tooth?
Properly planned and performed implantation makes it possible to restore both the function of the tooth and its natural appearance. The final result depends on the individual clinical situation and the chosen restoration method.
How is the implantation process planned?
At Primero Dental Clinic, before implantation begins, the dentist evaluates the condition of the teeth, gums and bone tissue. Based on the necessary diagnostics, the stages of implantation and a treatment plan tailored to the patient are determined.









