Dental Implant

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth by placing a small titanium screw into the jawbone, which then serves as the foundation for a crown. At Diamante Clinica implant treatment is led by an implantology specialist and planned with CBCT 3D imaging so the position is mapped to the available bone before surgery. The price covers placement of one implant; the crown that sits on top is a separate stage. It suits patients missing one or several teeth who want a fixed, stand-alone replacement rather than a bridge or denture.

A dental implant is a small titanium post that is placed into the jawbone to take the role of a natural tooth root. Once the surrounding bone has integrated with the implant over a healing period, an abutment and a crown are attached to complete a fixed replacement that does not rely on the neighbouring teeth for support. At Diamante Clinica the process begins with CBCT (cone-beam) imaging, which produces a three-dimensional picture of the jaw so the implantologist can plan the exact position, angle and depth against the available bone and avoid nearby structures. Treatment is led by Dr n.med. Adam Nowicki, an implantology specialist, and is typically staged: the implant is placed under local anaesthetic, a healing abutment may be fitted, and after integration the clinic takes a digital scan to make the final porcelain crown. Single-tooth gaps, several missing teeth and fully edentulous arches can all be addressed, with full-arch options available separately. Because each case depends on bone volume, gum health and whether grafting is needed, the listed figure is a starting price confirmed after assessment. A titanium implant is generally well tolerated and, with good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, is associated with long-term stability. The clinic reviews general health, smoking and any contraindications before proceeding, and explains the full staged cost — implant, healing abutment and crown — at consultation.