Dental implantation

Sometimes we lose teeth for various reasons. And the loss of one tooth starts a chain of processes affecting the entire dentoalveolar system. You probably know that adjacent teeth are displaced in place of the missing tooth, in its area the process of loss of height and width of the bone and thinning of the gums begins.

The development of implantation, clinical observations led to unequivocal conclusions. To ensure the safety of the implant and prevent the process of loss of bone volume, the surgeon, when installing the implant, must recreate a sufficient amount of bone tissue around the implant and soft tissues, gums, above it. And then the process of bone recession stops, and the implant is reliably protected by a thick gum from bacteria in the oral cavity. These two factors create the conditions for a long life of the implant and crown.

We pay close attention to the issue of implant safety and set goals for your new teeth to serve you for a lifetime.