Treatment procedure
Implant treatment takes place in two main steps: a complete assessment to prepare and plan your treatment, then placement of the implant, guided by computer.
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The pre-implant assessment
This assessment is essential: it shows whether an implant is possible in your situation and prepares every detail of the treatment.
We take a 3D X-ray to measure the available bone volume, a digital impression of your teeth, and examine your gums and mouth. A medical questionnaire also checks that your general health is compatible with implants.
From this data, the implant is planned in 3D on the computer: number of implants, position, type of restoration and treatment duration. You then receive a detailed treatment plan and cost estimate.
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Placing the implant
The implant is placed using our navigated guided surgery system: during the procedure, it guides the practitioner’s hand in real time to the planned position.
The implant is then covered by the gum while it heals, which takes on average 12 to 24 weeks depending on bone quality and the implant site. A healing abutment is then screwed onto the implant to prepare the gum to receive the tooth.
When conditions allow, immediate loading is possible: a temporary prosthesis is fixed as soon as the implant is placed, until the final restoration is ready.
