Dental Implant Placement

The first step is an examination. It's followed by a CT scan and treatment planning. The doctor assesses the clinical situation, determines whether an implant can be placed, and agrees on the sequence of next steps together with the patient.

After planning, anesthesia is given and the implant is surgically placed. A healing period and follow-up check come next. Once the necessary healing stage is complete, we move on to prosthetics — making the future tooth on the implant.

This way, one page explains the whole path: from the first examination and planning to the permanent crown, rather than splitting it across a series of technical pages.

Microclinic works with several implant systems: Nobel Biocare (Sweden), Ankylos (Germany), and Straumann (Switzerland). The doctor selects the system based on the specific treatment plan.

Treatment path: examination → CT → planning → anesthesia → implant placement → healing → follow-up → prosthetics.

At the prosthetics stage, the doctor examines the site and takes a silicone impression. At Microclinic, this method is used as the working protocol for passing on the information needed to make the restoration. After that, the restoration is made, tried in, and fixed once the result has been checked and agreed.