OdontologíaImplantology

Implants

Dental implants are biocompatible posts surgically placed into the jawbone to act as artificial roots for missing teeth. At City Clinic, both single implant (for one missing tooth) and multiple implants (for several missing teeth) are used to restore function, aesthetics and long‑term oral health.

Doctors & Specialists:

Dr.Miguel García Javaloyes
Said Ramazani
Johanna Gregoire Ferriol

When one tooth is missing, a single implant provides a standalone, natural‑feeling replacement without affecting adjacent teeth. For multiple missing teeth, implant‑supported bridges or full‑arch solutions use several implants to support multiple crowns or even an entire upper or lower arch.
At City Clinic, our dental implant specialists assess bone quality, jaw health and patient goals, and design a personalised treatment plan. Using advanced imaging and precise surgical techniques, we place the implants and complete the restoration with crowns, bridges or fixed prostheses that look, feel and function like natural teeth.

Indications

Missing one or more teeth
Desire for fixed, long-term replacement
Difficulty chewing or speaking with gaps
Jawbone preservation after tooth loss
Support for bridges or full-arch restorations

Causes

Tooth loss from decay or trauma
Gum disease leading to bone loss
Failed crowns, bridges, or dentures
Natural tooth extraction leaving gaps

Treatment Details

Procedure Steps

1

Assessment & Planning: Digital imaging and evaluation of bone and bite to plan implant type and position.

2

Implant Placement: Local anaesthesia and precise insertion of implant(s) into the jawbone.

3

Healing & Restoration: After bone integration, abutment and final crown or bridge are placed for full function and aesthetics.

Duration:

Approximately 60–120 minutes for single or multiple implant placement

Number of Sessions:

Usually 2–4 sessions depending on whether bone grafting or extra preparatory work is needed

Recovery / Downtime:

Mild swelling and discomfort for a few days; return to normal eating and speaking gradually

Pain Level:

Mild to moderate; managed with local anaesthesia, pain medication and post‑operative care

Pre-Treatment:

  • Provide full medical and dental history and any medications
  • Quit smoking if applicable, as it affects healing
  • Ensure good oral hygiene before surgery
  • Arrange transportation if sedation is planned

Post-Treatment:

  • Follow antibiotic or pain‑medication instructions if given
  • Eat soft foods for the first few days; avoid hard or crunchy items
  • Keep the implant site clean: gentle brushing, avoid strong mechanical trauma
  • Attend all follow‑up appointments for monitoring and hygiene
  • Maintain regular check‑ups and professional cleaning to safeguard implant health

Results

Expected Outcome

Short‑term: Improved chewing ability, restored missing tooth or teeth, and enhanced smile aesthetics.
Long‑term: Preservation of jawbone, stable and natural‑feeling teeth replacement, improved oral health and quality of life

How Long
Results Last?


With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last decades or potentially a lifetime. Regular monitoring is essential to maximise longevity.

Risks & Considerations

Possible Side Effects


• Mild swelling or soreness at the site • Minor bleeding or gum sensitivity • Rare implant failure if healing is poor

Contraindications (who should avoid it)

• Insufficient bone volume or density (may require bone grafting first)
• Active untreated periodontal disease or infection
• Heavy smoking or uncontrolled systemic conditions that impair healing
• Poor oral hygiene habits or inability to commit to maintenance

Safety Notes

At City Clinic, every implant procedure is individually planned using modern imaging and surgical protocols. We use high‑quality implant materials and offer careful monitoring to ensure high success rates and optimal safety.

Pricing

Price Range (approximate)

Factors Affecting Price

• Number of implants and teeth to be restored
• Need for bone grafting or sinus lift prior to implant
• Implant brand, custom abutment and final restoration materials
• Additional sedation, surgical complexity or full‑arch prosthetic work

Insurance Coverage

Implant is not covered by insurance.

FAQs

Does implant placement hurt?
No — local anaesthesia, and often sedation, ensure a comfortable experience. Post‑operative discomfort is manageable.
From planning to final restoration, several months may be required (including healing time).
Yes — once fully integrated, it functions and looks very closely like a natural tooth.
Yes — multiple implants or implant‑supported bridges or full‑arch options can replace several teeth effectively.
Absolutely — implants stimulate bone, helping prevent deterioration seen after tooth loss.

Related Treatments