Certified implantologists from our network
Every practice in our network is admitted only after meeting the quality criteria of Leading Implant Centers.
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Praxis Dr. Machon & Kollegen
Frickenhausen, Germany
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CMDK Luxembourg
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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Archangel Implant Dentistry
Archangel Implant Dentistry & The Implantologist Dental Implants
Houston, United States
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Loose Implant – What Could Be Causing It?
A dental implant is considered a stable, long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. This makes the uncertainty all the greater when you suddenly get the feeling that something is moving. Many people first notice a change while chewing. They feel as though the implant is no longer as secure as it used to be. However, it’s not always the implant itself that’s loose; sometimes the cause actually lies with other components of the restoration. Any loosening should therefore be examined promptly to limit potential damage and initiate appropriate treatment measures.
How Much Does a Dental Implant Cost? Factors That Affect the Price
Die Kosten einer Implantatbehandlung gehören zu den häufigsten Fragen in der Zahnmedizin. Viele Patientinnen und Patienten möchten bereits vor dem ersten Beratungsgespräch wissen mit welchen Ausgaben sie rechnen müssen und warum sich die Preise teilweise deutlich unterscheiden können. Eine pauschale Antwort gibt es jedoch nicht da die Gesamtkosten von verschiedenen individuellen Faktoren abhängen. Ein Zahnimplantat besteht nicht nur aus der künstlichen Zahnwurzel. Zur vollständigen Versorgung gehören mehrere Behandlungsschritte und verschiedene Komponenten. Deshalb setzen sich die Kosten aus unterschiedlichen Leistungen zusammen die je nach Ausgangssituation variieren können.
Dental Implants and Diabetes – Requirements and Risks
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common chronic diseases worldwide. Many people with diabetes wonder whether dental implant treatment is possible despite their metabolic condition or whether it poses additional risks. In fact, neither type 1 nor type 2 diabetes fundamentally precludes dental implant treatment. However, there are some specific considerations that should be taken into account during planning and treatment. In recent years, numerous studies have shown that people with diabetes can also be successfully treated with dental implants. However, the key factors are how well the condition is controlled and whether there are any underlying comorbidities. Careful preparation and close collaboration between the dentist and the treating physician can significantly contribute to the success of the treatment.