Dental Implant Placement

A titanium dental implant placed in the jaw to replace the root of a missing tooth, providing a stable foundation for a crown, bridge or denture. Implants look, feel and function like natural teeth and help preserve the surrounding bone. Treatment is planned with a CBCT scan, and where the bone is insufficient the clinic offers sinus-lift and bone-regeneration procedures, quoted separately, to build a solid base.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed into the jawbone to take the place of a missing tooth root. Over a healing period the bone integrates with the implant surface, creating a firm anchor onto which a crown (for a single tooth), a bridge (for several teeth) or a denture can later be attached. Because the implant replaces the root and transmits chewing forces into the jaw, it is associated with helping to preserve bone that would otherwise tend to shrink after tooth loss, and it restores function and appearance without altering the neighbouring teeth. At Stomatologia na Malarzy implant treatment starts with a consultation and a CBCT scan to assess the volume and quality of bone and to plan the implant position precisely. The implant is then placed under local anaesthesia; a screw-retained temporary crown can sometimes be provided, and at the appropriate stage the implant is exposed and fitted with a healing screw before the final restoration is made. Where there is not enough bone — commonly in the upper back jaw beneath the sinus — the clinic offers sinus-lift procedures (open or closed depending on the case) and guided bone regeneration to build up a sound foundation; these are planned and priced separately. Platelet-rich fibrin from the patient's own blood can be used to support healing after surgery. Implant treatment is suited to adults with a missing tooth or teeth and healthy gums, and the dentist reviews general health, bone condition and any contraindications, then sets out the full sequence and costs so you know what each stage involves before treatment begins.