Benefits
Benefits of Dental Implants – why an implant?
Bridge, denture or implant? An implant protects healthy neighbouring teeth, preserves the jawbone and feels just like a natural tooth – usually the gentlest and, in the long term, the most economical solution when a tooth has to be replaced.
A dental implant offers numerous advantages and is often the best solution when a tooth has to be replaced. It is anchored directly in the jawbone – firm, stable and designed to last a lifetime.
An implant is an extremely effective and durable solution for missing teeth. It offers aesthetic advantages, preserves the jawbone and stabilises the entire dentition – whether a single tooth or several are missing.
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Your benefits
- Natural appearance and feel
- Long-term solution
- Preservation of the jawbone
- No impact on the neighbouring teeth
- High success rate
- No risk of decay
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Frequently asked questions
Why is an implant better than a bridge?
An implant is anchored directly in the jawbone and does not affect the neighbouring teeth – unlike a bridge, healthy adjacent teeth are spared and the jawbone is preserved.
Does an implant preserve the jawbone?
Yes. An implant is anchored in the jawbone and preserves it through functional loading, thereby preventing the typical bone loss that follows a gap.
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Implantology
- The Dental Implant Briefly ExplainedA dental implant replaces not only the visible crown – it replaces the tooth root itself.
- Implant Placement Step by Step – the Treatment ProcessA dental implant is a precisely planned process carried out in several carefully coordinated steps – from 3D diagnostics through guided implant placement to the final crown.
- Certified Implantology PracticeThe German Society for Implantology (DGI e. V.) has awarded the practice owner the designated focus in implantology and has recertified it several times.
- Single-Tooth Implant or Bridge – when a tooth is missingEven a single missing tooth can affect bite function, aesthetics and the jawbone over the long term.
