Dental Implant (Two-Piece System with Crown)

A two-piece dental implant replaces a single missing tooth with a titanium post placed in the jaw and a custom crown fitted on top once it has integrated. At Estedent the quoted fee covers the implant system together with its crown, with the final figure set during planning according to the components used. Treatment is supported by digital imaging including CBCT, and the clinic also offers bone regeneration where the extraction site needs rebuilding before placement.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw placed into the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root, onto which a crown is later attached to replace a missing tooth. The two-piece system used at Estedent separates the implant body from the abutment, which gives the dentist flexibility in how the final crown is positioned and is a widely used approach for single-tooth replacement. Because the implant integrates with the surrounding bone over a healing period, it can restore chewing function and appearance without involving the neighbouring teeth, as a conventional bridge would. Planning typically starts with a clinical assessment and three-dimensional CBCT imaging so the dentist can evaluate bone volume and plan placement; the clinic prices this diagnostic step separately. Where a tooth has recently been removed and the site has lost bone, Estedent offers guided bone regeneration to rebuild the ridge before or alongside implant placement. The published fee for this treatment bundles the two-piece implant with its crown and is given as a range, reflecting the different implant lines and crown materials — for example porcelain fused to metal versus zirconia — that may be selected. Suitability, the number of appointments and the healing interval before the crown is fitted are confirmed by the dentist, and outcomes are associated with good oral hygiene and regular review. Patients missing several teeth may instead be guided toward an implant-supported denture, which the clinic also provides.