Missing tooth
Lack of even a single tooth, especially in the anterior section of the dental arch, is a serious problem of both aesthetic, functional (disorder of chewing function), psychological (lack of self-confidence) and even social (beautiful, full smile is an asset in both private and professional life) .
What is dental implant?
The implant is a small “screw” delved completely in the maxillary bone. It fulfills the function of the tooth root. A prosthetic crown that successfully replaces a natural tooth is attached to a properly implanted bone implant. REMEMBER! Dental implants are not as expensive as conventional treatments. If you take into account the time necessary to fit the prosthesis or the damage caused to neighboring teeth by bridges, it turns out that implants are much cheaper and healthier method of bone reconstruction.
At the Medical Center we offer the following implant systems:
- Two-stage implants from AB Dental Devices
- Two-stage implants made by Alpha-Bio Tec.
- Two-stage Cortex implants.
PRP or platelet rich plasma is a technology used in many fields of medicine – also in dentistry. This is the patient’s own blood platelet concentrate, which is centrifuged and the plates are isolated. Due to the fact that it is the patient’s own material, there are no allergic reactions or infections.
Why PRP ? Thanks to PRP, we can regenerate damaged gingival tissues in a natural and biocompatible way. Therefore, the time of treatment is shortened, the gum returns to its normal condition and the implant has a better base for rooting.
How does the PRP treatment look like?
Just before the procedure is performed, the patient’s own blood is drawn. After drawing the blood, it is centrifuged, which is specially prepared to recover from it the most valuable cells (Platelet Rich Plasma). Acquired cells in the form of platelet-rich plasma are injected in the place where the doctor previously introduced the implant.
Implants are implanted by certified implantologists: dr Krzysztof Myczka and dr Robert Czekaj.
| PON | WT | ŚR | CZW | PT | |
| - | 10/17/18 14:00 - 10/17/18 19:00 | 10/17/18 9:00 - 10/17/18 14:00 | 10/17/18 9:00 - 10/17/18 14:00 | - | |
| 10/17/18 8:00 - 10/17/18 12:00 | - | 10/17/18 15:00 - 10/17/18 19:00 | - | 10/17/18 10:00 - 10/17/18 19:00 | |
The times are approximate and subject to change.