Why is dental implantation now in demand by our patients?

Basically, of course, these are technological solutions that affect the predictability of the result.

We have been offering patients the most modern technologies in dental implantation for a long time.

CAD/CAM technology (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing — automated design/automated manufacturing) has evolved much like mobile phone technology — from push buttons to smartphones. Thanks to special software, a three-dimensional computer model is created on the basis of a CT image and an intraoral scan of the patient’s teeth and jaws, which shows the optimal position of the future implants.

— It is possible to virtually install an implant, a gum former, and an abutment with a crown, as well as to mill the abutment and crown even at the planning stage, — says Denis Valkevich, head doctor of Sirius-Dent. — If I install the implant according to the proposed surgical template, it will be in a clearly defined position, and I will be able to put an abutment on it immediately after the operation and install at least a temporary crown. In this way, the patient will leave the operating room immediately with the tooth.

Another technological innovation for our patients is the possibility of using stem cells to grow bone tissue that is insufficient for implantation.

Well, one cannot fail to note another important point that allows us to maintain the pre-war level of the number of dental implants. This is a cost that has only slightly increased compared to pre-war times, but not at all in proportion to the euro exchange rate (for which materials and equipment are purchased).

We offer the installation of implants in different price categories and work on the edge of profitability in order to give patients the opportunity to improve their smile even today. After all, the reason for her will surely come!