Dr. Fabian Stiller discusses the planned dental prosthesis with a patient

Dental Implants

Precise, 3D-guided navi­ga­tion for safe implant place­ment

At ZAHNMEDIZIN BOGENHAUSEN, navi­gated, mini­mally inva­sive surgical tech­ni­ques are used to precisely insert dental implants. Thanks to digital volu­metric tomo­graphy (DVT) and three-dimen­sional plan­ning, we simu­late the proce­dure before­hand, allo­wing for optimal deter­mi­na­tion of the size and posi­tion of the implant. In close colla­bo­ra­tion with our dental labo­ra­tory, a virtual model is created that helps ensure the perfect fit of the implant and protects sensi­tive struc­tures.

Computer-guided navi­ga­tion makes the proce­dure excep­tio­nally precise and gentle on the surroun­ding tissue. Using a custom surgical guide produced from CBCT and intra­oral scan data, we place the implant exactly at the prede­ter­mined posi­tion in the jawbone. This mini­mises the risk of devia­tion and ensures outstan­ding stabi­lity and longe­vity – a proven, gentle tech­nique with excel­lent long-term results.

Advanced tech­no­logy and surgical proce­dures allow us to successfully treat even complex cases: Should the bone volume in the jaw be insuf­fi­cient, special proce­dures for bone recon­s­truc­tion nevert­heless enable the safe ancho­ring of the implant. In this way, we provide our pati­ents with durable and reliable implants – func­tion­ally and aesthe­ti­cally opti­mally inte­grated into their dental situa­tion.

Your implant treat­ment, step by step

  1. Consul­ta­tion and diagnosis: an in-depth consul­ta­tion, 3D imaging (CBCT) and AI-assisted X‑ray analysis.
  2. Digital plan­ning: virtual implant place­ment on screen and produc­tion of a custom surgical guide.
  3. Guided implant place­ment: a gentle proce­dure under local anaes­thetic, carried out exactly as planned.
  4. Healing: The implant fuses firmly with the jawbone. If required, you will wear a tempo­rary resto­ra­tion during this period.
  5. Final resto­ra­tion: The crown, bridge or denture from our dental labo­ra­tory is precisely fitted onto the implant.

How much does a dental implant cost?

The cost depends on the number and type of implants, whether bone augmen­ta­tion is required and the resto­ra­tion you choose. Before any treat­ment, you will receive a trans­pa­rent treat­ment and cost plan. Statu­tory health insu­rance pays a fixed subsidy towards the resto­ra­tion, while supple­men­tary dental insu­rance and private health insu­rance often cover a substan­tial share of the costs, depen­ding on your policy. We would be pleased to discuss your indi­vi­dual situa­tion in person.

Frequently asked ques­tions about dental implants

How long does an implant last?
With good oral hygiene and regular profes­sional clea­ning, implants can last for many years – even decades. That is why we continue to look after you with regular check-ups once treat­ment is complete.

Does implant place­ment hurt?
The proce­dure is carried out under local anaes­thetic. Thanks to guided, mini­mally inva­sive tech­ni­ques, healing is usually uneventful and causes little discom­fort.

What if there isn’t enough bone?
With modern bone augmen­ta­tion tech­ni­ques, we can create a secure foun­da­tion for an implant in many cases.

Often an implant is part of a larger plan, for example when several teeth need to be replaced. Read more about this under Reno­va­tion of a house in Munich-Bogenhausen.

Would you like to bite with confi­dence and smile freely again? Book a personal consul­ta­tion at our prac­tice in Bogenhausen.

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