In cases where there is a loss of a single tooth and do not want to grind the adjacent teeth in order to replace the lost tooth, implant is the right solution.
Dental implant is a titanium screw that is surgically placed into the bone and serves as the basis for the crown.
Dental implants are the ideal, and often the only solution when you lose your „back“ teeth and you cannot „make peace“ with wearing prostheses. Also, dental implants are the solution when you lose all your teeth and do not want to wear total prostheses.
Even in cases when you have prostheses that doesn not stand firmly in its place, because the dental ridge has resorbed, and you don’t want to use various adhesives on a daily bases for prostheses, with the help of the dental implant we can consolidate your prostheses.

Sometimes it can happen with the multiple-root tooth due to illness/trauma, that one of the roots must be removed. Before, such a tooth was sentenced to extraction, today however, in the age of modern dentistry, it doesn’t have to be like that anymore. It is sufficient to remove the damaged root only, and other roots can serve as ceramic crown carriers.
In cases where there is extensive inflammation at the tip of the root which cannot be cured by conservative treatments, the solution is a small surgical procedure that removes the inflamed tissue along with the apical part of the root. In this way we save the tooth that would otherwise be condemned to extraction.
Small surgical procedure which removes cysts from the upper or lower jaw.
This procedure involves extraction of the tooth in fragments due to morphological characteristics or heavy destruction caused by caries.
Artificial bone is being installed in cases when it is necessary to increase the bone volume, due to an implant placement.
When there is a vertical resorption of the jaw ridge, in some cases surgical procedure is required – sinus lift, sometimes also combined with the insertion of artificial bone.
Very often, due to the gradual loss of teeth, unequal resorption of the jaw ridge occurs, and such irregular ridge can be a problem for the stability of the prostheses. In such cases it is necessary to surgically align the jaw ridge, in order to ensure the stability of the future prostheses.