Typical solutions with implants

You can have many alternatives with dental implants. You can replace all of your missing teeth with implants or combined the implants with bridges or dentures. During the consultation your will discuss the possible alternatives with our implantologist specialist. Please see some typical solutions below.

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Implant replaces missing tooth/teeth


We can replace a missing tooth or all your missing teeth with dental implants. Each implant will hold a crown, which either made from zirconium oxide or porcelain fused to metal.

This solution gives you such a perfects comfort and aesthetics that your natural teeth used to be and possibly will serve you during your life. This solution gives you the best possible option that man can give you in dentistry.




Implant + bridge replace several missing teeth

If you had two or more missing teeth next to each other, your missing teeth could be replaced by implants which would hold a bridge.

We insert typically one, two or three implants, what will hold the bridgework and will replace your missing teeth. 

This solution gives you a permanent, not removable solution, which ensures almost such comfort, stability and aesthetics that your natural teeth used to be. Your new teeth will be hard to differentiate from your natural teeth, especially if you bridge is made from zirconium oxide ceramics.

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Six implants + full arch bridge


If all of your teeth missing or only a few you have, you would get six or eight implants. The implants will hold a full arch bridge. With this solution you can permanently replace a full denture.


This solution gives you a permanent, not removable solution, which ensures almost such comfort, stability and aesthetics that your natural teeth used to be. Your new teeth will be hard to differentiate from your natural teeth, especially if you bridge is made from zirconium oxide ceramics.

Four implants + bar + denture (bar overdenture)


If all of your teeth missing you would get 4 implants, which will hold your denture.


Four implants are placed in either the upper or the lower jaw and the implants are connected with bares. The implants and bars will hold a fixed denture.


The bar overdenture provides the benefits of cross arch stabilization of implants. This means that the forces of chewing are shared amongst all the implants together, rather than each implant alone and you can avoid overloading the implants. This solution is more stable and last longer than solutions without bar.

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