New quality of life with dental implants

A secure feeling when speaking, eating or laughing.

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Ceramic implant in the jawbone

Dental implants are a long-term investment in health

With good care, implants can last a lifetime. They are a part of you and do their work unnoticed, effectively and reliably, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Dental implants are usually the best solution when it comes to achieving dentures of high aesthetic and functional quality. They load the bone naturally, give dentures a firm hold again and help prevent painful pressure points. Implants can be placed well into old age.

What implants mean for you

Speaking with confidence

Implant-supported solutions sit firmly – without the worry that something might slip.

Eating without a care

Implants transfer the chewing forces to the surrounding bone. You can bite down firmly again.

Laughing freely

Implant-supported teeth look like your own teeth and also feel that way.

Preserving bone

The feared loss of bone due to a lack of load is prevented, and the natural facial expression is retained.

High wearing comfort, more quality of life

Patients regain a secure feeling when speaking, eating or laughing. Whether a single tooth, a bridge or a denture: implant-supported solutions look like your own teeth and give the feeling of your own teeth.

The high wearing comfort of implantological solutions is a decisive plus for quality of life – at work, in everyday life and during social activities.

The most important points at a glance

  • Implant-supported dentures sit firmly – without adhesive cream and without slipping when speaking or eating.
  • The implant loads the jawbone like a natural tooth root and thus counteracts bone loss.
  • Neighbouring teeth do not have to be ground down for the restoration.
  • Well-maintained implants can last many years; follow-up care plays a part in this.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you feel the difference compared with your own teeth?
Most patients report that after getting used to them they barely notice any difference. The firm anchorage in the bone gives a chewing sensation that comes very close to that of a natural tooth.
Does an implant help against bone loss?
A missing tooth means that the jawbone is no longer loaded at that point and recedes. An implant transmits chewing forces back into the bone and counteracts this loss.
Can I eat everything with implants?
As a rule yes, once they have healed in. In the first weeks after the procedure we recommend soft food and give you precise instructions on this.
How reliable is the claim that implants "last a lifetime"?
No one can seriously guarantee anything over decades. Studies show high survival rates for implants – provided that oral hygiene, aftercare and general health are right. That is exactly what we discuss openly with you before treatment.