ICX Dental Implant

A titanium ICX implant placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth, later restored with a crown to recreate a natural-looking tooth. Implants are a fixed alternative to a bridge or denture and help preserve the surrounding bone. The clinic plans cases with CBCT 3D imaging and can provide a surgical guide, with bone grafting or sinus lift available where the available bone is limited.

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth at the root. A small titanium screw — here the German-made ICX system — is placed into the jawbone, where over a healing period of several weeks it integrates with the bone to form a stable foundation. A custom crown is then attached on top, giving a fixed replacement that looks and functions like a natural tooth and, unlike a conventional bridge, does not require grinding down the neighbouring teeth. Implants also help maintain the jawbone, which tends to shrink once a tooth is lost. At Stomatologia Wileńska treatment starts with a planning consultation and CBCT 3D scan to assess bone volume and the position of nerves and the sinuses, and a surgical guide can be made so the implant is placed precisely. Where there is insufficient bone, the clinic offers guided bone regeneration and sinus lift procedures, and an A-PRF membrane prepared from the patient's own blood can be used to support healing. Placement is carried out under local anaesthetic. Once the implant has integrated, it is restored with either a porcelain-fused or a full-ceramic crown depending on aesthetic needs and position in the mouth. For patients missing several or all teeth, the practice also offers implant-supported bars and overdentures and larger full-arch solutions, quoted separately. Your dentist will confirm whether you are a suitable candidate, the total number of visits and the full cost of surgery plus the final crown before treatment begins.