Dental Implant (MIS)

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post placed in the jawbone, which acts as an artificial root for a crown fitted later. The practice uses established MIS implant systems and prices the surgical placement and the final crown as separate stages. Bone-grafting options such as a sinus lift are available where extra support is needed before or during placement.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is surgically placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Over a healing period it integrates with the surrounding bone, providing a stable foundation onto which a custom crown is later attached — restoring the look and function of a natural tooth without relying on the neighbouring teeth for support, as a conventional bridge would. At Leśnickie Centrum Stomatologiczne implant treatment is carried out in two clearly priced stages: the surgical placement of the implant, and the prosthetic stage in which the abutment and crown are made and fitted. The clinic works with established MIS implant systems and offers several lines (M4, Platform 3.0, C1 and V3) so the choice can be matched to the site and bone quality, with the final crown available on a standard factory abutment or a custom abutment for more demanding cases. Where there is insufficient bone height in the upper jaw, a sinus lift — by a closed or open technique depending on how much augmentation is needed — can be performed to create room for the implant. Treatment begins with assessment and planning to confirm suitability, and the practice offers MediRaty instalment financing for the cost. Well-maintained implants are associated with long-term success; the dentist will set out the expected timeline, the stages involved and the aftercare needed to keep the implant and surrounding gum healthy.