Imagine you have a tree.
The roots hold the tree firmly in the ground and give it the stability to grow strong and healthy.
Teeth are like trees: they have roots (the tooth roots) that keep them anchored in the jawbone.
When we lose a tooth, it is as if the tree loses its roots.
The artificial tooth we place on top is like the green part of the tree, but without roots it is not very stable.

Implantology is like planting new roots for your tree.
Dental implants: These are small titanium screws, a very strong material that integrates well with bone.
They are inserted into the jawbone in place of the roots of missing teeth.
Crown: Once the implants have bonded with the bone, a crown is placed on top, which is the visible part of the tooth.
The crown can be made from different materials, such as ceramic or zirconia, to achieve a natural appearance.

In short, implantology allows you to replace missing teeth with artificial teeth that have a solid and long-lasting base.

Why choose implantology?
Stability: Dental implants offer stability similar to natural teeth.
Aesthetics: Crowns can be made to perfectly mimic your natural teeth, giving you a beautiful, natural smile.
Functionality: With dental implants you will be able to chew, speak and smile without problems.
Durability: Dental implants, if properly cared for, can last many years.