Dental Implant (Single Tooth)

A dental implant replaces a single missing tooth with a titanium screw placed into the jawbone, which acts as an artificial root for a custom crown fitted at a later stage. At DEN-MED the implant is planned with CBCT cone-beam imaging for precise positioning, and the practice can also carry out bone regeneration, sinus lifts and gum grafting where the site needs building up first. The fixture price covers the surgery; the porcelain crown that completes the tooth is priced as a separate step.

A dental implant is a small titanium post inserted into the jawbone to take the place of a missing tooth root. Over the following weeks the bone integrates with the implant surface, creating a stable anchor onto which a custom crown is later attached, restoring both the look and the chewing function of a natural tooth. At DEN-MED the process begins with diagnostic imaging — typically a CBCT cone-beam scan — so the surgeon can assess bone volume and plan the implant's position around nerves and the sinus. The placement itself is carried out under local anaesthetic. Where the bone or gum around the site is insufficient, the clinic offers guided tissue regeneration, sinus floor elevation and connective-tissue or free gingival grafts to prepare the area, each quoted separately. A healing abutment may be fitted while the implant integrates. After a healing period the implant is restored with a porcelain crown, which is a distinct stage with its own fee. Implants are well suited to adults who have lost a tooth through decay, fracture or extraction and want a fixed replacement that does not rely on grinding down neighbouring teeth, as a bridge would. Good general health, adequate bone and healthy gums support long-term success, and outcomes are associated with diligent oral hygiene and not smoking. Suitability, the number of stages and any preparatory grafting are confirmed at a surgical consultation with imaging.