Implantology

A missing tooth can have more of an impact than many people think. You might notice that chewing is less pleasant, that you unconsciously smile differently, or that you find an empty space in your mouth bothersome. A loose-fitting denture can also cause daily discomfort.

With an implant, we can replace lost teeth in a durable way. An implant takes over the function of the original tooth root and forms a solid foundation for a crown, bridge, or prosthesis.

What is an implant?

An implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed in the jawbone. Once the implant has fused, a crown, bridge, or prosthesis can be attached to it.

The result often feels natural and offers great stability while talking, laughing, and eating.

Implants can be a solution when, among other things:

  • one tooth or molar is missing;
  • multiple teeth or molars are missing;
  • an existing prosthesis has insufficient grip;
  • you are looking for a durable replacement for a lost tooth.

Implantology in our own practice

You can come to us for the entire implantation process at our own practice. Implantological treatments are performed by our implantologist Bas Bleijs.

Because implantology is part of our daily care, we can personally guide the process and communication lines are short. You have one trusted point of contact and can always turn to us with questions.

A treatment plan that suits your situation

No two sets of teeth are the same. That is why we always start with a comprehensive intake and examination. We assess the health of your teeth and the condition of your jawbone, and discuss your wishes and expectations.

Next, we explain clearly:

  • what possibilities there are;
  • what the treatment process looks like;
  • what you can expect from the healing;
  • which results are achievable in your situation.

This way, you know exactly what to expect beforehand.

Also for a loose-fitting prosthesis

Many people with a full denture find that it does not stay in place as well over time. This can cause insecurity when eating, talking, or laughing.

In many cases, implants can provide significantly more stability and comfort. As a result, a prosthesis often feels more stable, and daily activities can be performed with more confidence again.

During the healing

After an implant has been placed, it needs time to fuse with the jawbone. This healing period varies from person to person.

Naturally, we won't leave you with a visibly empty space during this period. When necessary, we will provide a suitable temporary solution so that you can continue your daily activities as usual.

Quality we trust

In our practice, we work with IRES implants. These implants are known for their reliability, high quality, and predictable long-term results.

Personal guidance from start to finish

An implant is often an investment for many years. That is why we believe it is important that you are well-informed and start treatment with confidence.

From the initial consultation to the final placement of the crown, bridge, or prosthesis, we guide you step by step through the entire process.

Are you missing a tooth, do you have questions about implants, or are you experiencing problems with a loose-fitting prosthesis? Feel free to contact us. contact Contact us for a personal consultation. We would be happy to explore the possibilities for your situation together. Are you not yet a patient at our practice? Then you can easily register via the registration form.