Dental Implants Prague

Dental implants at Royal Medical Prague are placed by Dr. Jiri Jezek, a certified NobelBiocare CAD/CAM implantologist, using a minimally invasive DIRECT IMPLANT technique that eliminates the conventional gum cutting and jaw drilling associated with standard implant placement. Both titanium implants and ceramic-shell aesthetic variants (for front teeth where colour match is critical) are available. An in-house dental laboratory fabricates crowns on-site, reducing the number of visits needed. Implants carry up to a 10-year warranty. Prague dental implant pricing is typically 50–65% lower than UK equivalents, with the all-inclusive Royal Medical coordination model covering pre-departure planning and local logistics.

Dental implant placement through Royal Medical Prague is coordinated with Dr. Jiri Jezek, whose credentials include certification in the NobelBiocare CAD/CAM digital dentistry system — the world's most widely used implant platform, with over 15 million implants placed globally. CAD/CAM (computer-aided design and manufacture) integration means that crown design and fabrication occur digitally from optical scans of the prepared implant site, with the in-house laboratory producing the restoration in the same Prague facility. This reduces fabrication time and allows fitting in fewer clinic visits than traditional impression-based crown production. The DIRECT IMPLANT technique used by the Royal Medical dental team is a minimally invasive departure from conventional implant surgery. In standard placement, the surgeon makes a full-thickness gingival incision to expose the bone, drills a pilot hole and then sequentially enlarging osteotomy, places the implant, and closes the gum with sutures. The DIRECT IMPLANT approach uses a flapless (no incision) protocol guided by pre-operative 3D cone-beam CT imaging of the jaw — a precision digital template directs the implant into the bone through a small punch in the gum rather than a full-thickness flap. This eliminates sutures, dramatically reduces post-operative swelling and discomfort, shortens recovery time, and preserves blood supply to the surrounding bone and gingival tissue. Patients typically return to work or normal activities the next day. Implant material options include standard osseointegrating titanium implants (the industry standard, with a decades-long evidence base for long-term bone integration) and ceramic-shell aesthetic implants that combine a titanium osseointegration post with a ceramic surface for front-tooth applications where conventional metallic titanium would create a greyish shadow through thin translucent gingival tissue. The ceramic-shell option provides colour and light transmission closer to natural tooth structure. The in-house laboratory at Royal Medical's dental partner clinic fabricates ceramic crowns using CAD/CAM milling. This same-facility capability means fewer return visits: the implant can be placed and the definitive crown fitted within a single extended visit or over two days, rather than the three to four separate appointments typical in dental practices without on-site lab access. Prague dental implant pricing — from €775 per implant without crown, with a crown typically adding €200–400 — represents a significant saving relative to UK pricing (where a single implant with crown commonly costs £2,000–£3,500). Royal Medical's all-inclusive model adds coordinator support, pre-departure dental imaging review, and on-site logistics to the surgical fee. The 10-year warranty on implant components provides long-term assurance.