Modern Implantology in Berlin-Friedrichshain
Dental implants are an established way to replace single or multiple missing teeth. They serve as an artificial tooth root and can form the basis for crowns, bridges, or other forms of Dental prosthesis form. The goal of the treatment is a restoration that is integrated into the existing dentition in a way that is both functionally stable and aesthetically harmonious.
I'm DENTALOGICUM every implant treatment is planned individually. The respective initial situation, the bone structure, the position of the missing tooth, and the personal wishes are carefully taken into account. In this way, a solution can be developed that matches the anatomical situation and the desired treatment result.
At the beginning of dental implant treatment is a comprehensive Diagnostics. Using modern imaging techniques such as cone-beam computed tomography, the jaw situation can be displayed in three dimensions. This makes it possible to precisely assess the bone volume, the course of important structures, and the exact position of the implant.
This diagnostic basis enables careful planning of the implant position and implant orientation. This supports structured treatment and helps to meaningfully combine functional and aesthetic requirements.
Not in every situation is sufficient bone substance available to place an implant immediately. In such cases, initially a Bone grafting be necessary. Especially in the upper jaw, a frequently Sinus Lift used to lift the bone beneath the maxillary sinus and supplement it if necessary.
The goal of such a preparatory step is to create a stable foundation for the subsequent implantation. Whether and to what extent bone augmentation is necessary will be determined as part of the diagnostics and personal consultation.
Individual treatment planning
Every implant treatment is individual. In suitable cases, an implant can be placed immediately, while in other situations preparatory measures are advisable. The specific initial situation is always decisive.
This takes into account both functional requirements and aesthetic aspects. Upon request, the treatment can be supplemented by supportive measures such as a Nitrous Oxide Treatment be accompanied to make the procedure as pleasant as possible.
Treatment for multiple missing teeth or edentulous jaw
Even in cases of more extensive tooth loss, modern implantological treatment concepts are available. Multiple implants can serve as a base for fixed Dental prosthesis serve and thus contribute to a stable, everyday-suitable care. Depending on the individual situation, different solutions are possible, such as implant-supported concepts with multiple abutments.
In the consultation, it is discussed together which type of dental prosthesis is functionally sensible and aesthetically appropriate. Decisive factors here include, among other things, the jaw condition, the load situation, and personal expectations regarding comfort and appearance.
Following the insertion of the implant, there is usually a healing phase. During this time, the implant fuses with the jawbone. Only when a stable foundation has been achieved, the final Dental prosthesis deployed.
Depending on the restoration, this can be, for example, a crown, a bridge, or another prosthetic solution. The goal is always a functional and aesthetically harmonious integration into the existing dental situation.
Balance between aesthetics and function
A dental implant should not only be convincing in terms of function, but also blend harmoniously into the overall appearance of the teeth. Therefore, the careful planning of shape, position, and subsequent restoration plays an important role.
The focus is on a natural, understated aesthetic that is tailored to the individual appearance. In this way, a result can be achieved that is pleasant in everyday life and looks visually harmonious.
