Dental Implants

Thanks to modern techniques, implant placement is minimally invasive and completely painless, performed under computer-assisted local anesthesia. Implantation can be carried out either in the site of a previously lost tooth or directly in the extraction socket, immediately after tooth removal. Immediate implantation makes use of the natural healing potential of the extraction socket, which accelerates the osseointegration of the implant with the bone.

After the procedure, sutures are placed and should be removed within 7–14 days. There is also the option of using dissolvable sutures, which do not require removal. Following surgery, the patient receives specialist oral care products along with detailed post-operative instructions, including hygiene guidelines, dietary recommendations, and information about follow-up visits.

At CSK Aldent, we also place great emphasis on our patients’ comfort and safety. Each stage of the procedure is thoroughly explained, and patients have the opportunity to ask questions and receive clear answers. This ensures that the entire implantation process is transparent and easy to understand, helping to build trust and increase patient satisfaction with the treatment.

When the patient’s bone structure is not strong enough to proceed with implant placement, we use advanced bone regeneration techniques with bone substitute materials or innovative methods involving growth factors derived from the patient’s own blood. Modern dentistry offers state-of-the-art methods for regenerative treatment of both soft and hard tissues. Significant tissue loss may result from bone destruction caused by inflammation, periodontal disease such as periodontitis, or damage during tooth extraction.

One of the safe and effective methods of bone regeneration is the use of the patient’s own blood. This process involves drawing blood and centrifuging it to obtain platelet-rich fibrin (PRF). PRF, an autologous matrix derived from the patient’s platelet concentrate, stimulates bone growth and soft tissue healing. It is particularly effective in reconstructing tissue structures in anatomically challenging areas of the oral cavity. Rich in leukocytes and proteins essential for angiogenesis, PRF also serves as a source of collagen, elastin, and growth factors that support the formation of new blood vessels and stimulate bone cells.

The healing process of bone tissue and the integration of the implant with the bone is varied and individual for each patient, usually lasting between 3 and 6 months. The duration depends on the patient’s bone conditions and whether additional bone regeneration with substitute materials is required.

After the surgical site has healed, to ensure the patient’s comfort and confidence during the osseointegration period, a temporary crown or temporary bridge is provided. This way, the patient does not experience discomfort related to missing teeth and can function normally in everyday life.

Ensuring patient comfort throughout the entire process is our priority. We provide not only professional treatment but also support and clear information at every stage so that the healing process is smooth and trouble-free. Patients are thoroughly informed about the progress of healing and receive detailed oral care instructions, which further support a quick return to full health.

After the healing period of the implant in the bone, it is uncovered and a healing abutment is placed. This abutment helps the mucosa heal around the implant and shapes the gum for the future prosthetic crown. The final stage of implant treatment is the prosthetic restoration, which may take the form of a crown, bridge, or implant-supported denture. The prosthetic phase usually requires 2–3 visits.

The restoration process consists of three key components. The first step is the placement of the implant in the bone, which provides a stable foundation for reconstruction. The second step is the placement of the abutment – a small but essential element made of titanium or zirconia that connects the implant with the prosthetic crown. The final step is the placement of the crown itself, which looks and functions like a natural tooth. This three-part structure creates a functional and aesthetic whole that restores not only the smile but also the patient’s comfort.

Dental implants are the most modern and physiological method of replacing missing teeth. They allow for the restoration of both the tooth root and crown, ensuring exceptional strength and durability. With the precise adjustment of shape and color, implant-supported teeth look extremely natural and are resistant to decay. This solution is ideal for patients who have lost a single tooth, several teeth, or even their entire dentition.