Dental Implant including Ceramic Crown

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post placed in the jawbone, acting as an artificial root for a crown fitted once it has integrated. At AllDent Berlin the published price already bundles the implant with a fully veneered ceramic crown, so the cost of restoring the tooth is included rather than added later. Placement is handled by the centre's in-house oral surgeons and implantologists, coordinated by the medical leadership.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Over a healing period it fuses with the surrounding bone — a process called osseointegration — creating a stable foundation onto which a crown can later be attached. Because the chewing load is carried by the bone rather than the neighbouring teeth, an implant does not require grinding down adjacent healthy teeth the way a conventional bridge does, and it helps keep the gap from affecting the teeth on either side. At AllDent Zahnzentrum Berlin implant treatment is carried out by the centre's in-house oral surgeons and implantologists, with complex cases planned and coordinated by the medical leadership. Planning is supported by DVT 3D imaging where needed to assess bone volume and position the implant accurately. A distinctive feature of the published pricing is that the 2,400 € fee already includes a fully veneered ceramic crown, so the restoration that makes the implant usable is part of the quoted price rather than a separate add-on. Once the implant has integrated, the crown is fitted and the bite checked. Where the bone is too thin or shallow to support an implant, grafting or a sinus lift can be carried out to build up the site first; these preparatory steps are assessed and quoted separately. Implants suit adults who have lost one or more teeth and want a fixed, natural-feeling replacement; suitability, the number of visits and any preparatory work are reviewed at consultation. Appointments can be booked via Doctolib, and the centre's long opening hours and year-round emergency service make scheduling the surgical and restorative stages more flexible.