Dental Implant Placement

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post placed into the jawbone, which then serves as the foundation for a crown. At Denta Mare the procedure is planned digitally using a 3D cone-beam CT scan so the fixture can be positioned precisely. The clinic offers both standard placement and a minimally invasive flapless approach. The fixture is quoted separately from the abutment and porcelain crown, so the full tooth is built up in stages once the implant has integrated with the bone.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that takes the place of a natural tooth root. Once it is placed into the jaw it is left to integrate with the surrounding bone over a period of healing, after which an abutment and a crown are added to complete the restoration. Because the implant is anchored in bone rather than resting on neighbouring teeth, it is associated with stable, freestanding tooth replacement that does not require grinding down the adjacent teeth, as a conventional bridge would. At Denta Mare the process begins with a consultation and a 3D cone-beam CT scan, which lets the clinician assess bone volume and plan the exact position and angle of the implant before surgery. The practice highlights minimally invasive, computer-guided techniques and offers a flapless placement option for suitable cases, where the implant is inserted through a small opening rather than raising the gum, which may support a more comfortable recovery. Standard fixture placement is priced at 3,500 zł and the minimally invasive method at 5,000 zł; the abutment and porcelain crown that sit on top are quoted separately so each stage is transparent. Implants are generally suited to healthy adults with enough bone to support the fixture, and the clinician reviews medical history, gum health and any need for preparatory treatment at consultation. For visitors travelling from the German side of the border on Usedom, treatment can be staged around return visits.