In Dents & Teeth We perform all types of oral and maxillofacial surgery. We place top-quality STRAUMANN, KLOCKNER and Z-SYSTEMS (metal-free) implants. We use local anesthesia to avoid feeling pain and on occasions that the patient prefers, sedation can be used. This entire process is managed and supervised by an anesthetist.
Dental implants are a long-term solution to replace one or more teeth. These are surgically placed in the maxillary or mandibular bone, integrating with the surrounding bone tissue to create a solid base for a dental prosthesis.
In our dental clinic we have a team of implantology experts who use advanced techniques to ensure the highest quality and success of the procedure. Additionally, we offer a wide variety of dental implant options, from traditional to the most innovative.
Our dental surgery services also include procedures such as tooth extraction, correction of jaw problems, and placement of dental bridges and crowns. All our treatments are performed with the highest technology and the personalized attention that our patients deserve.
There are zirconium dioxide implants with different qualities on the market.
Z-Systems implants are manufactured with the exclusive Zircolith® process which, after 14 years of research and development in this material and its processing, offers you the highest quality in ceramic implants with important benefits.
1) The highest resistance to potential fractures (no fracture has been recorded for more than 9 years, being the only ones in the world to have that record) since this depends on the manufacturing process. Zircolith® ceramic implants are carefully manufactured in several steps and post-processed, including exclusive isostatic compaction, to ensure maximum quality and resistance.
The SLM® surface developed and patented by “Z-Systems” provides macro- and micro-roughness to the surface of the implant using a laser, without affecting the resistance of the material. Both its design and its hydrophilic character significantly improve osseointegration. The sterilization process is carried out with plasma instead of the cheaper gamma radiation option used by almost all implants on the market. Plasma sterilization prevents the material from being negatively affected.
2) The best high aesthetic results. Not only do implants offer the visible benefits of Zirconia in terms of color and integration with hard and soft tissues, “Z-Systems” implants are the only ceramic implants in the world that can be carved intra-orally as if it were a natural tooth, which simplifies the prosthodontic part and avoids the use of numerous attachments.
CASE STUDY
The most important thing in the first appointment is treatment planning. To do this, we collect all the patient's information: we take study photographs and x-rays in addition to the 3D dental scan.
IMPLANT PLACEMENT
Once the area is anesthetized, we proceed to place the implant through a very simple surgery.
POST-SURGERY REVIEW
It will be necessary to carry out a review once two weeks have passed to analyze the evolution and remove the suture if necessary.
TAKING MEASUREMENTS
We take the measurements in a very simple way once the osseointegration phase has passed.
CROWN PLACEMENT
The dental crown, also known as "dental caps", is a protective covering that fits snugly over the existing tooth to improve its strength and aesthetics. The dental crown placement process is usually carried out in two visits to the dental clinic.
No, our dentists will use local anesthesia or conscious sedation, to ensure that the process of placing your dental implant is painless! You may experience mild discomfort or sensitivity for a few days while your dental implant heals, but you can manage this with over-the-counter pain relievers. We are an approved clinic for conscious sedation.
They are currently not covered by the national health system.
In most cases no, but it will depend on the material used and the results you want to achieve. We use the highest quality dental material available and our goal is to make your replacement tooth look as natural and discreet as possible.
Yes, once you get used to your new tooth and the new sensation, you will be able to eat, drink and talk normally!