Dental Implant (Neodent)

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post placed in the jawbone, which acts as a root for a crown once it has healed. Medin places Neodent implants, performed by a dentist focusing on implantology, with planning supported by on-site 3D cone-beam imaging. The 3,000 zł fee covers the implant placement; the crown that restores the tooth is quoted separately so you can plan the full cost in stages.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Over a healing period the bone integrates with the implant surface to hold it firmly, after which an abutment and a crown are attached to restore the visible tooth. Implants are a well-established way to replace one or several teeth without grinding down neighbouring teeth for a bridge, and they help preserve the bone that tends to shrink after a tooth is lost. At Medin Stomatologia implants are placed by Dr Kacper Jawor, who focuses on oral surgery and implantology, using the Neodent system. Treatment begins with an assessment and 3D cone-beam imaging on the clinic's own scanner to map bone volume and the position of nerves and the sinus, so the implant can be planned precisely. The post is placed under local anaesthetic, and after a healing period of typically a few months the tooth is restored with a crown — commonly zirconia — which is quoted separately. Where there is not enough bone, preparatory procedures such as bone grafting may be advised and priced individually; the practice also offers platelet-rich fibrin, prepared from your own blood, which is sometimes used to support healing. Implants suit adults with healthy gums and adequate bone; the dentist reviews your suitability, including general health factors, at consultation. Good oral hygiene and regular maintenance are important for the long-term success of an implant.