Dental Implants (Camlog / Straumann)

Dental Office H33 places dental implants using the premium Swiss Straumann and German Camlog systems at a transparently published 22,000 Kč per implant — with the all-ceramic implant crown at 16,900 Kč, bringing a complete single-tooth replacement to roughly 38,900 Kč, well below typical Western European pricing. Implantology is led by experienced surgeons including MUDr. Vojtěch Slezáček (specialising in periodontology, implantology, and prosthetics since 1999) and MDDr. Jakub Šubín, with on-site CBCT 3D imaging for precise planning. Implants restore single missing teeth or anchor larger prosthetic work after tooth loss from trauma, decay, or periodontitis.

A dental implant is a titanium screw placed into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth root; after a healing period during which the bone integrates with the implant surface (osseointegration), a ceramic crown is attached, producing a replacement tooth that looks, feels, and functions like a natural one — without grinding down neighbouring teeth as a conventional bridge requires. **Implant systems:** Dental Office H33 works with two of the most documented premium implant systems in the world — Straumann (Switzerland) and Camlog (Germany). Both have decades of published clinical data and broad international support, meaning follow-up care and component availability are straightforward anywhere in Europe — relevant for medical-travel patients. **Pricing:** the clinic publishes flat implant pricing: 22,000 Kč per implant regardless of system, 16,900 Kč for the all-ceramic implant crown, and 1,590–3,900 Kč for a provisional crown worn during healing. A complete single-tooth restoration therefore runs about 38,900 Kč (~€1,550) — comparable Straumann work in Germany or the UK typically costs €2,500–€3,500. **The treatment pathway:** 1. *Assessment and CBCT* — an on-site cone-beam CT scan (1,990 Kč) maps bone volume, nerve position, and sinus anatomy in 3D for safe, precise implant positioning. 2. *Implant placement* — a minor surgical procedure under local anaesthesia, typically 60–90 minutes. The clinic also offers inhalation analgesia for anxious patients. 3. *Healing/osseointegration* — usually 2–4 months in the lower jaw, 4–6 months in the upper; a provisional crown can cover the gap in visible areas. 4. *Crown delivery* — an impression or scan of the integrated implant is used to fabricate the final all-ceramic crown, matched to the shade of your natural teeth. **Candidacy:** adequate bone volume, healthy gums, and good oral hygiene are prerequisites; periodontal disease is treated first (the clinic has a dedicated periodontology department). Smoking and uncontrolled diabetes raise failure risk and are assessed at consultation. **Aftercare:** implants require the same care as natural teeth — meticulous hygiene and regular professional cleanings, both available in-house.