The use of digital technology in dental implantation has many advantages. Thanks to three-dimensional imaging and computer-aided design, we can more accurately determine the optimal location and size of implants. This increases the success rate of the procedure, reduces surgery time and minimises risks. We use state-of-the-art digital equipment in our clinic to ensure that our patients receive the best possible care.

Thanks to modern digital technology, dental implantation is now much less painful than it used to be. Precise planning and minimally invasive techniques mean that there is less tissue damage during the procedure because there is no need for major surgical exploration. This significantly reduces pain and swelling. In addition, our patients are always provided with a variety of pain relief and sedation options to make the treatment as comfortable as possible.

One of the big advantages of IHDE implants is that the healing time can be significantly shorter than with traditional methods. With more precise placement and less tissue damage, our patients usually recover faster. In most cases, you can return to daily activities within a few days, although full recovery can take 3-6 months due to ossification. Each case is unique, so our clinic will give our patients detailed information about the expected time of the healing process.

A thorough examination and planning is needed before implantation, which is made much easier by the new technology. The first step is to take X-rays and three-dimensional CT scans to get an accurate picture of your bone structure and dentition. We then digitally plan the implant placement, taking into account your anatomy and your specific needs. Detailed planning ensures that the procedure goes smoothly and that we achieve the best possible results.

Implantation with digital technology offers many long-term benefits. The more precise placement of implants and the use of high quality Swiss materials contribute to their durability and stability. In addition, digital design allows for more natural-looking and functionally superior restorations. Our patients can enjoy the confident smile and trouble-free chewing that implants provide for the long term. Thanks to our patient-centred approach, we always put your needs first and create personalised treatment plans.

Digital dental implantation uses only premium quality materials that are biocompatible and long-lasting. The most commonly used material is titanium, which is strong, lightweight and has excellent integration into bone tissue. Titanium can also be machined and used in the fabrication of dental prostheses.

Implantation using digital technology is extremely safe, as the precise planning and three-dimensional imaging minimise risks. The precise location and size avoid complications and make the procedure more predictable. Our clinic’s experienced professionals carefully supervise the entire process to provide you with the safest and most effective care possible.

Patients often come to me with the problem that their previous doctor says that they cannot have conventional implants because of osteoporosis or weak bone. I can reassure them that the IHDE immediate load implant system can be used in such cases. This eliminates the need for painful and lengthy bone replacement procedures.

Regular checks are needed in the first months after implantation. A well-loaded prosthesis is essential for proper healing and integration of the implant. A stable, well-functioning bridge that distributes the chewing force evenly ensures the durability of the implants. The check-ups include checking the wounds around the implants and even grinding of the chewing surfaces. Usually the first check is done one week after the procedure and then monthly thereafter. To ensure long-term success, it is recommended that you visit your dentist at least once a year to check the condition of the implants and your general oral hygiene. At our clinic, we develop a personalised check-up plan for each patient.

Digital impression (IOS) taking has brought a real paradigm shift in dental implantology. Instead of traditional, often uncomfortable impression materials, we use advanced intraoral scanners that produce fast and accurate three-dimensional images of the dentition, implants and oral cavity structures. This technology not only makes the process more comfortable for patients, but also ensures more precise planning and a high-quality final result.