Straumann Dental Implant

A titanium dental implant placed using Straumann components to replace a missing tooth root, providing a stable foundation for a later crown. At Sobota House of Dentistry the surgical placement and the restoring crown are costed separately so you can see each stage clearly. Implants suit patients missing one or more teeth who want a fixed, long-lasting alternative to a bridge or denture, subject to assessment of the bone and gums.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed into the jawbone to take the role of a missing tooth's root. Over a healing period the bone integrates with the implant surface, creating a firm anchor onto which a crown — or, in larger cases, a bridge or denture — is later attached. Sobota House of Dentistry uses Straumann implant systems, a widely recognised Swiss brand, and prices the surgical placement separately from the prosthetic crown so the cost of each phase is transparent. Treatment begins with an assessment of the gap, the surrounding teeth and the volume and quality of bone, which may involve imaging. Where bone is insufficient, the clinic offers augmentation or a sinus lift, quoted separately, to build a suitable site. The implant is then placed under local anaesthetic and left to integrate before the final zirconia crown is fitted at a subsequent visit. Implants are well suited to adults missing one or several teeth who want a fixed solution that does not rely on grinding down neighbouring teeth, as a bridge would. Good oral hygiene and healthy gums support long-term outcomes, and the dentist reviews suitability, any contraindications and the likely number of visits during planning. Because the work spans several appointments with a healing interval, it is well suited to a staged plan for both local and travelling patients.