Specialty
Dental Implants
Titanium or zirconia dental implants are biocompatible structures that are ideal for replacing anything from a single tooth to your entire set of teeth.
- Partial reconstructions: Based on a professional evaluation, we can apply immediate loading by placing a temporary tooth at the same time as the surgery—a perfect alternative for areas with high aesthetic demands.
- Full-mouth restorations: Using the All-on-X technique—where “X” represents the number of implants needed, with 4 being the most common—we restore functionality to your entire mouth.
In 99% of our All-on-4 cases, we perform immediate loading, which means that on the very day of your surgery, you’ll leave with a fixed prosthesis that doesn’t cover the roof of your mouth, allowing you to enjoy your food more fully. Say goodbye forever to removable dentures and those annoying adhesives!
Types of Treatments and Their Duration
We offer safe and reliable solutions using conventional or zygomatic implants to restore functionality, aesthetics, and joy to your smile. Procedures such as All-on-4 (or All-on-5 or All-on-6) allow patients to leave with teeth on the very same day of surgery, regaining their confidence and quality of life. The zygomatic implant is used when the patient has insufficient bone in the upper jaw, and our experience positions us as one of the best in Colombia.
All-on-Four:
Permanent Teeth in a Single Day
The All-on-Four technique allows patients to regain a complete smile with four strategically placed implants, onto which a permanent prosthesis is attached to restore both aesthetics and functionality.
Zygomatic Implants:
Solution for Bone Loss
If the patient has significant bone resorption in the upper jaw, zygomatic implants offer an effective solution by anchoring into the malar bone (cheekbones).
All-on-Four - Conventional
Zygomatic muscles
Get Your Smile Back
and improve your quality of life with the best specialists.
Do you have any questions?
How much does a dental implant cost?
To find out the exact price, you must schedule an
evaluation appointment, during which a CT scan will be performed to assess the
quantity and quality of the bone.
What if I've been told I don't have enough bone?
Having insufficient bone is not an obstacle to regaining your smile.
In the lower jaw: We almost always have the necessary structure to
place your implants (except in very rare cases involving tumors or
severe trauma).
In the upper jaw: If there is bone loss, we have excellent news!
We use advanced techniques such as zygomatic implants (anchored in the
cheekbone) or pterygoid implants. These alternatives eliminate the need for bone grafts,
reducing recovery time, discomfort, and the financial burden on the
patient, and our surgeons are experts in performing these advanced techniques.
How long does the implant placement procedure take?
The implant placement procedure is quick and depends on the practitioner’s experience;
however, the time required for the implant to fuse with the bone—
osseointegration—is 3 to 6 months in most cases.
What is the success rate of dental implants?
The success rate of the treatment is over 95%, depending on bone quality, oral hygiene, and the patient's habits.
