An implant can replace one missing tooth or several. We explain who it suits, how the treatment works and what affects the result.
An implant can replace one missing tooth or several. We explain who it suits, how the treatment works and what affects the result.
The impression tray presses against your palate, the material takes several minutes to set, and swallowing and talking become difficult. Anyone with a strong gag reflex may put off a crown or bridge because of an experience like this for longer than is good for the tooth.
Approximate reading time: 5 min
Updated: 24.09.2026
You are holding your crown in your hand, it is half past eight in the evening and the surgery has already closed. The first thing on your mind is probably whether you will lose the tooth and whether the crown can go back on. The good news is that in many cases it can be reused after an examination.
Approximate reading time: 6 min
Updated: 01.09.2026
A dental implant can be a long-term solution when you lose one or more teeth. This article explains who implantation suits, how the procedure is planned, how the implant is placed, what the prosthetic stage involves and what is worth considering before treatment begins.
Approximate reading time: 1 min
Updated: 09.09.2026
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