Implants - questions and answers

1. Who can have implants?

There are very few contraindications against doing implants, which makes almost anyone who comes to us a potential receiver of implant treatment. Almost anyone who has lost one or more teeth (or all), can benefit much from the treatment. This can improve your life standard. After 30 years of clinical experience with titanous implants, it is no longer an experiment, but a safe and reliable form of treatment.

2. What kinds of implants are available?

It is seems safe to say that poor quality implants are not produced nowadays. But it is the doctor's experience that is the decisive factor in successful treatment. There are many implant systems in the world, but only a few of them are recognised and certified by the Ministry of Health in Poland. Our specialists are experienced and knowledgeable about various implant systems. We use only the best known and documented systems.

3. How does the operation go?

It is a very gentle and precise procedure. It is usually carried out with local anaesthesia. During the operation and right after it, the patient does not suffer any ailments, however, some people can be troubled by pain and soft tissue oedema. Prophylactically, patients take antibiotics for the first days after surgery.