Implantology

Implants are made out of titanium, which the body does not reject. The implants are firmly anchored in the bone of the upper or lower jaw. Crowns are then set on these implants, which mimic real teeth both in function and appearance.

With modern implants, it is possible to perfectly replace single missing teeth without having to impact the neighbouring teeth as is the case with a bridge.

Finally, the hold of a complete prosthesis is substantially improved by implants.