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The success rate is very high. Clinical studies indicate that success rates vary between 96% for upper jaw implants and 98% for lower jaw implants. Your body cannot “reject” the dental implants, i.e. titanium, from which implants are produced, is a biocompatible material. However, implants can fail in cases of inappropriate maintenance such as low hygiene or when patients apply excessive pressure on the implant through e.g. chewing on the implant during the weeks of osteointegration following the procedure.

The time for successful osteointegration varies depending on the position of the implant and the bone structure. On average, osteointegration takes at least two months for lower jaw implants and at least three months for upper jaw implants.

Bone structure could be key for a successful implant treatment. In our clinics, we can perform on-the-spot CBCT (3D) x-ray analysis to determine whether any bone grafting procedures would be necessary. Our specialists will advise you in such instances. In certain cases bone grafting procedures could be avoided through the All-on-4 & All-on-6 technology for full mouth rehabilitation.

Placing a dental implant is just like any other standard dental procedure. Strictly speaking, placing a dental implant can even hurt less than certain tooth extractions. Single tooth implants are placed by applying local anaesthesia. For treatments requiring several implants, bone grafting procedures or full mouth rehabilitation we usually advise for sedation or general anaesthesia.

After single implant treatments you can usually get back to work immediately, unless your job requires serious physical effort. For larger treatments, done under sedation or general anaesthesia, we recommend 2-3 days' rest.

After your treatment, our specialists will give you specific instructions on how to best take care of your implants.