Dental Implants in Poland

For patients missing many or all of their teeth in an arch, several implants can support a fixed bridge or a stabilised overdenture instead of individual crowns. Denti Clinic offers snap-on and bar-retained overdentures held by two to four implants, as well as fixed full-arch bridges in composite or ceramic. The approach restores a complete set of teeth on a small number of implants, with the design chosen to match the patient's bone, budget and preference for a fixed or removable solution.

An accelerated implant restoration that replaces a section of missing teeth using basal implants and a composite bridge fitted within days rather than months. Centrum ELLMED's "Zęby w 3 dni" protocol provides fixed teeth on three implants for a segment of the arch, with four-implant and full upper or lower arch options also published. It suits patients wanting a fixed, fast-track solution for extensive tooth loss in part of the mouth.

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported on just four implants, marketed by the clinic as 'Smile in 1 Day' because a fixed temporary bridge can be fitted the same day as surgery. Dental Med performs the procedure with Nobel Biocare or Straumann implants and finishes it months later with a definitive bridge made in its own laboratory in acrylic, composite-on-titanium or porcelain-zirconium. Diagnostics, the temporary and the final bridge are itemised separately on the price list.

A full-arch solution that restores a complete set of upper or lower teeth on a small number of implants, an option for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth or wear a loose denture. PARKOWA offers four-, five- and six-implant configurations using German Dentsply Friadent implants. The fixed bridge is supported entirely by the implants, removing the need for a plate covering the palate and helping to preserve jawbone.

A removable denture that clips securely onto two or four dental implants, giving far more stability and bite force than a conventional plate while still being removable for cleaning. It suits patients missing most or all of their teeth in a jaw who want a confident, well-retained denture. The price covers both the supporting implants and the prosthesis; an All-on-4 fixed option is quoted individually.

An implant-supported denture for patients who have lost all the teeth in an arch. At Implantclinic four implants are placed and fitted with locator attachments, and a custom acrylic overdenture clips firmly onto them — giving far more stability and bite confidence than a conventional denture that rests on the gums. Two-implant and bar-retained (Dolder) configurations are also offered depending on bone and budget.

For people who have lost most or all of their teeth in one jaw, Estedent stabilises a full denture on dental implants so it stays firmly in place rather than resting on the gums. A more economical option uses four mini-implants, while a four-implant solution retains the denture on locator attachments for a secure, removable fit. Both restore chewing and confidence compared with a conventional loose denture.

A full-arch implant restoration replaces a complete upper or lower set of teeth on a small number of implants, giving a fixed, stable result for patients who have lost or are losing most of their teeth. At Erwin Clinic the work is split into a surgical phase, in which the implants are placed, and a prosthetic phase, in which the fixed bridge is made — each priced separately so the full plan is transparent. A bar-retained removable option is also offered.

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported on four implants, part of Exacto Clinic's "smile in one day" approach. It offers a permanent, non-removable alternative to a full denture for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth in a jaw. Treatment is planned from 3D imaging by the clinic's implant and surgery team, with All-on-6 available where extra support is preferred.

A full-arch reconstruction replaces all the teeth in one jaw with a fixed bridge supported by several implants, an approach often described as All-on-4 or All-on-X. It is designed for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth, or whose remaining teeth are not salvageable, and who want a stable, fixed alternative to a removable denture. At Diamante Clinica the case is planned with CBCT imaging and carried out by the implant team, with the price set per jaw.

A same-day full-arch solution that replaces a complete row of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge anchored on four implants. At Dental Corner the surgery, immediate temporary prosthesis and 3D planning are handled in-house, so patients can leave with fixed teeth on the same day. After healing, the temporary bridge is exchanged for a definitive zirconia prosthesis. General anaesthesia and sedation are available for this longer procedure.

A full-arch solution that replaces all the teeth in a jaw on four implants, supporting a fixed bridge for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth. By angling the back implants, All-on-4 can often make the most of available bone and avoid extensive grafting. Milanova prices the surgical phase and the final fixed bridge separately, with interim work during healing and an overdenture option also available.

All-on-4 replaces a whole arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four implants, avoiding a removable denture. At ChilliDent the surgical placement of the implants and the prosthetic bridge that sits on them are quoted as two stages, so the plan and costs are clear. It suits patients who have lost most or all of their upper or lower teeth and want a stable, fixed solution planned with the clinic's on-site imaging.

All-on-X replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported on several implants, often with a provisional fixed set fitted the same day. At Dental Clinic Jankowscy the approach is planned with CT imaging and carried out by the surgical and prosthetic team, with the final bridge made in acrylic, composite on a titanium bar or zirconia. It suits patients facing the loss of most or all teeth in a jaw who want a stable, non-removable result rather than a conventional denture.

All-on-X replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported on four or six implants. It suits patients facing the loss of most of their teeth or struggling with a loose conventional denture. Cuprumdent plans these cases with its surgeon and prosthetist together, offering both fixed full-arch bridges and more economical implant-retained overdentures on bars or clasps. Imaging and planning are carried out in-house.

A full upper or lower set of fixed teeth supported on just four implants, designed for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth in a jaw or face full-arch extractions. At CIISE the All-on-4 approach uses four strategically angled implants to carry a fixed bridge, avoiding a removable denture. Treatment is planned with 3D cone-beam imaging and carried out by a Diplomate implantologist, restoring chewing and a complete smile with a permanently fixed restoration.

A full-arch restoration that replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower jaw with a fixed bridge supported on several implants — a solution for people with no remaining teeth or whose teeth are failing. Using four, six or eight implants per arch, the approach distributes load for stability and avoids a removable denture. Materna Dental plans these complex cases digitally with on-site CBCT imaging and its surgical and prosthetic teams working together. Pricing is per arch and starts from the figures shown.

All-on-X replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge anchored on four to six implants, giving a stable set of teeth without a removable denture. It suits people with extensive tooth loss or advanced gum disease who want a permanent solution. Apolonia Dental offers three tiers — economical, standard and premium — and the clinic's surgeon trained in the All-on-4 approach at the University of Michigan, with full digital planning and an on-site hotel for patients travelling for treatment.

All-on-X replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported on several dental implants, restoring a complete set of teeth without a removable denture. It is designed for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth in one or both jaws and want a stable, fixed solution. Clinica Dentale also offers more economical full-arch options using dentures secured on two or four implants, so different budgets and clinical situations can be matched at consultation.

The clinic's FullArch-On-X protocol restores a whole arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge anchored on four to six implants — a comprehensive solution for patients facing extensive tooth loss or full dentures. A complete arch of fixed zirconia teeth is built on the implants, removing the need for a removable plate. Treatment is planned with CBCT imaging and produced through the clinic's own laboratory, and instalment financing is available.

A fixed, non-removable full-arch bridge supported by four dental implants to replace a complete arch of missing teeth — the approach commonly known as all-on-4. The clinic offers it on Neodent or Straumann implants, with a provisional bridge fitted during healing before the definitive restoration. It is planned with CBCT imaging and guided navigation for accurate implant positioning.

A fixed full-arch restoration supported on six implants for added stability, suited to patients replacing a complete jaw of teeth who have or can build sufficient bone. At CIISE the All-on-6 approach distributes the load of a full fixed bridge across six implants rather than four, and is planned digitally from in-house 3D cone-beam imaging. Carried out by a Diplomate implantologist, it restores a full set of permanently fixed teeth without a removable denture.

Full-arch rehabilitation that restores a complete upper or lower set of teeth on four or six implants, with the bridge or implant-supported denture placed in a single procedure. It is intended for people who have lost most or all of their teeth in an arch, or whose remaining teeth are failing. Fixation can be screw-retained, bar-supported or snap-on, and the approach reduces or removes the palate coverage of a traditional denture.

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four implants, giving a stable, non-removable set of teeth without a plate covering the palate. DEN-MED also offers an All-on-6 variant for greater support and implant-retained overdentures on two or four locators as a more affordable fixed-removable option. Each plan is built around CBCT imaging and covers one jaw.