Dental implants
and full-mouth
rehabilitation
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and supports a crown, bridge or denture. The restoration aims to improve chewing and the appearance of your smile without necessarily relying on neighboring teeth.
One foundation.
Three approaches.
At your first examination, we assess the available bone, the number of missing teeth and your needs to plan an appropriate restoration.
A single tooth
An implant and a fitted crown replace the missing tooth without relying on neighboring teeth.
An implant-supported bridge
Several adjacent missing teeth are restored on implants according to an individual plan.
Full-mouth rehabilitation
An entire arch may be restored on implants, depending on the condition of the mouth, bone and treatment plan.
Four stages, a clear plan
This is how treatment usually progresses. The stages, timing and cost are tailored after an individual examination.
Examination and 3D imaging
A written treatment plan
Implant placement
Fitting the crown
What should you know
before an implant?
Before deciding on an implant, we assess your mouth, gums, bone and medical history. We explain the available options, whether preliminary procedures are needed and what to expect at each stage.
Suitability is determined at an individual examination. These signs alone are not a diagnosis.
- One or more missing teeth
- A bridge or denture that does not feel stable
- A tooth that cannot be preserved and needs removal
- Interest in a fixed solution that does not rely on neighboring teeth
Before deciding, you receive an explanation of the options, treatment stages and costs.
Dr. Meytal Salman · Dental Studio TLV
Questions
worth
asking
How long does the whole process take?
The process usually takes several months. Timing depends on implant integration, any bone grafting needed and the type of restoration. After assessment, you receive an estimated schedule, including healing periods.
Does implant placement hurt?
The procedure is carried out under local anesthesia, with an explanation of what to expect. Tenderness and swelling may occur for several days afterwards. You receive clear recovery instructions.
How do I care for an implant over time?
Brush and clean between teeth and around the implant as individually instructed, and attend the recommended reviews and professional cleaning. Implants need long-term maintenance too.
What if there is not enough bone?
Bone grafting or a different restoration may be considered. A decision follows an examination and 3D imaging, based on what is appropriate and safe for you.
