Insertion of Dental Implants
- Minimal Tissue Damage
Dental lasers allow the dentist to perform the procedure with greater precision, minimizing damage to the surrounding tissue during implant placement. Additionally, there is no need for incisions or sutures, as the implant placement and uncovering are done by evaporating the gum tissue with laser equipment.
- Reduced Pain and Bleeding
Lasers help to coagulate blood vessels more quickly, which reduces pain and bleeding during the surgery and promotes faster postoperative healing.
- Enhanced Implant Stability
The laser aids in preparing the implant site, improving the stability and longevity of the dental implant. It also facilitates faster osseointegration of the implants and easier acceptance by the body.
- Antibacterial Effect
The laser sterilizes the tissue, providing a strong antiseptic effect, thus reducing the risk of swelling (gingival edema) and the development of subsequent infections.
Implant Insertion
There are various causes of tooth loss, including poor oral hygiene, gum infections, a poor diet in certain nutrients, dental trauma (even from childhood), bruxism, congenital conditions, and more.
Fortunately, modern medicine offers effective and quick solutions for this issue. Regardless of the cause of tooth loss, dental implants can provide a helpful remedy.
By utilizing lasers in implantology, we offer an innovative procedure that ensures implant placement under sterile conditions, with minimal healing time and reduced pain during recovery.
About us
We are a team of 10 specialists dedicated to your dental health. We stand by our patients for life, providing high-quality care and encouraging them to achieve a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
We offer the highest quality services with guaranteed results, using state-of-the-art technologies. We ensure that you receive all the attention, care and support you need, every step of the way!
Our Approach
Consultation with intraoral camera
Accurate diagnosis that provides a clear and comprehensive image displayed on a monitor of all the structures in the oral cavity (teeth, gum). Modern technology allows both the dentist and the patient to see in real time on a monitor all existing dental conditions.
Establishing the treatment plan
In this stage you will be presented, in a transparent way, with the treatment options, duration, stages and final costs.
Performing the treatment
Undergoing step by step the stages established under the treatment plan.
Check-up and monitoring
Periodic check-ups shall be conducted at least twice a year to maintain the achieved results.
