Dental Implant

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post placed into the jawbone, which acts as an artificial root for a later crown. At Dental Clinic Jankowscy implants are placed by an implantology specialist after cone-beam CT planning, and a surgical guide can be used for precise positioning. The quoted price covers the implant placement itself; the connecting abutment and final crown are added once healing is complete, so a full single-tooth replacement is planned in stages.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed into the jawbone to take the role of a missing tooth root. Once it has integrated with the surrounding bone over a healing period, it provides a stable foundation onto which a crown, bridge or denture can later be attached. At Dental Clinic Jankowscy the procedure is carried out by a specialist in implantology, and treatment begins with a consultation and cone-beam CT scan so the bone volume and nerve and sinus positions can be assessed before surgery. Where it helps accuracy, the clinic prepares a surgical guide so the implant is positioned exactly as planned. The placement itself is performed under local anaesthetic and is usually followed by a healing screw; after integration the implant is uncovered and a healing abutment shaped, before an impression is taken for the final crown. The price shown here is for the implant post; the abutment and crown are quoted separately because the overall plan depends on how many teeth are being replaced and the state of the bone. Some sites may first need bone regeneration or a sinus lift, which are assessed individually. Implants are generally suited to adults in good general and oral health with enough bone to support them; smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and certain conditions can affect healing and are reviewed with the surgeon. Outcomes and any contraindications are discussed at the planning consultation.