Dental implants in Zaragoza

Dental Implant Specialists

Clinic specialized in dental implants in Zaragoza

Precision, esthetics and comfort thanks to the use of top quality brands and materials, bone and gum regeneration, immediate loading technique with first class professionals.

Our dental implants:

Our clinic has one of the best implantologists best implantologists in Zaragoza, Dr. Cardona, is the best rated dentist in dental implants in Zaragoza according to the medical portal of Top Doctors.

In order to guarantee the success of the procedure we consider that continuity of care by the same professional throughout the dental treatment is a fundamental aspect.

Therefore, the same doctor who performs the initial the same doctor who performs the initial evaluation and detailed treatment planning will be the same will be the same one who performs the surgical intervention and supervises the postoperative recovery.

What does our Implants treatment for 1180€ include?

With the commitment to offer high quality services within everyone’s reach, our clinic in Zaragoza is proud to present a offer exclusive for our patients. 1180 € closed price, which includes:

The titanium implant: recognized for its durability and compatibility with the human body.
100% customized dental crown: to adapt to the shape and natural color of your teeth so that the result is totally invisible.
The abutment: is the key piece that joins the implant to the crown, ensuring a strong and stable structure.
Follow-up visits and necessary care: Before and after the operation, to ensure a quick and smooth recovery.

Our dental implants are an innovative and effective solution for the replacement of damaged or missing teeth. As experts in implant dentistry, we guarantee long-lasting results by using top quality materials.

Why choose our dental implants?

Increased initial stability: A stable implant after surgery minimizes the risk of micro-movements that prevent proper osseointegration.
Less bone loss: This ensures the durability of the dental implant; over time, bone loss around implants can lead to complications.
Reduced loosening: Having a hexagonal internal connection provides a tighter and more secure fit between the implant and the prosthetic component, helping to distribute chewing forces more evenly and reducing the risk of loosening over time.
Efficient osseointegration: Having SLA surface means that implants can be placed crowns sooner, as they osseointegrate more efficiently.

What do our customers say?

In our dental clinic in Zaragoza we believe that the opinion of our patients is the best proof of the quality of our services.

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What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are medical devices that are surgically implanted in the jaw to restore a person’s ability to chew or their appearance. They provide support for artificial teeth, such as crowns, bridges or dentures.

Dental implant systems consist of a dental implant body and a dental implant abutment, and may also include an abutment fixation screw. The dental implant body is surgically inserted into the jawbone instead of the tooth root. The dental implant abutment is usually attached to the dental implant body using the abutment attachment screw and extends through the gums into the mouth to support the attached artificial teeth.

Advantages of dental implants

Natural smile: Dental implants provide a natural and esthetic smile, improving the patient’s confidence.

Optimal Functionality: Restore full function to your teeth, allowing you to eat and speak comfortably.

Long-term durability: Implants are durable and can last for decades with proper care.

Prevention of bone loss: They help prevent bone loss in the jaw, maintaining facial structure.

Ease of care: Implants are cared for like natural teeth, without the need for special care.

Greater comfort: Unlike dentures, implants are fixed and do not cause discomfort or slippage.

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Types of dental implants

Single dental implant

Optimal Solution for Replacing a Missing Tooth.

This procedure involves the insertion of a small piece of titanium directly into the bone. Performed through safe and precise surgery, this implant replaces the root of the missing tooth.

It is then covered with a dental crown to perfectly emulate the appearance of a natural tooth. Advanced technology ensures a safe and effective procedure.

Complete dental prosthesis

This option is perfect for individuals who have lost all of their natural teeth, either in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both.

Full dentures offer a complete dental restoration, restoring functionality and esthetics to the patient’s mouth.

Dental prosthesis with bridge

An effective solution when two or more teeth have been lost.

This technique involves the placement of implants at the ends of the edentulous space, connecting a bridge with intercalated solid pieces. The number of implants required varies according to the area to be rehabilitated and the size of the implants.

Complete process to place a dental implant

It is important to attend regular check-ups and follow good oral hygiene to avoid complications such as peri-implantitis and to keep the implant in good condition.

diagnosis

Personalized assessment and planning by a specialist using a 3D scanner .

guided surgery

Painless implant insertion with guided surgery, without cuts or sutures.

Healing

Healing and integration of the dental implant in the bone
(3 months).

Restoration

Placement of the restoration by intraoral CAD/CAM scanning.

To protect dental implants from wear, the use of an unloading splint is recommended.

Parts of a dental implant

A dental implant is composed of three main partseach one with a specific function as we will see below:

The crown: It is the visible part of the dental implant covering the abutment and simulating the tooth.
The transepithelial abutment: it is the piece that adapts and couples the dental implant to the crown to support the prosthesis.
The screw or dental implant: It is in charge of acting as a root, integrating itself into the bone in order to hold the structure.

Why Cardona Clinic?

Dental implant treatment is a very effective solution for the replacement of missing teeth. It is a minimally invasive, painless and very safe technique, as long as it is well planned and executed by a perfectly trained and prepared specialist in implantology.

At David Cardona Dental Clinic we use dental implants from the world’s leading brand, and we have a team of highly qualified implantology specialists who will take care of the entire process, from planning to implant placement.

Our differentiation:

Guided surgery
3Shape Trios Intraoral Scanner
Conscious sedation

Do not hesitate to visit us at our dental clinic in Zaragoza for more information about dental implant treatment. We will be happy to help you achieve a perfect smile.

Advantages of guided surgery

In our dental clinic, we employ advanced techniques, such as computer-guided surgery with CT and CAD/CAM, to provide maximum precision and comfort to our patients. This technology minimizes discomfort and shortens recovery times, allowing patients to quickly return to their normal lives. Our team is dedicated to constant updating to offer the best to our patients.

Intraoral Scanner

In our practice, we use the 3Shape Trios intraoral scanner to obtain accurate digital impressions of our patients’ mouths. This improves comfort by eliminating the use of uncomfortable materials such as pastes and alginates. The process is fast, taking only about 5 minutes, avoiding delays. Patients appreciate the elimination of discomfort, such as nausea, and value our investment in state-of-the-art technology for an efficient and pleasant treatment experience.

Conscious sedation

Conscious sedation is a state in which a person receives medication to reduce their level of consciousness while remaining awake and able to respond to stimuli and the physician’s instructions. We use this technique to reduce patient anxiety and minimize pain and discomfort associated with the procedure.

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Risks of dental implants: peri-implantitis

Peri-implantitis is an infectious disease that causes inflammation of the bone and connective tissue around a dental implant.

The development of chronic inflammation can lead to bone loss, which can cause the implant to wobble and eventually fall out. Since an implant cannot adhere to the gums as easily as natural teeth, there is a considerable risk of inflammation and ultimately peri-implantitis. The cavity remains moist around the implant, which facilitates the growth of harmful microorganisms. This can lead to bone loss in addition to inflammation.

Risk factors include :

Smoking
Periodontitis (inflammation of the periodontium, an acute gingivitis).
Genetics
Diseases such as diabetes

The main symptoms are::

Bleeding
Redness and swelling of the mucosa
Pus formation around the implant
Pain around the implant
Bone loss
Implant mobility
Recession in the gingiva and the implant is beginning to be seen

Treatment:

The surgical procedure that can be performed to treat peri-implantitis is access surgery:

It involves opening the flap to remove the granules and clean the surface of the implant.

In the first therapeutic approach, curettes and ultrasound are used to remove bacterial buildup from the surface of the dental implant. In cases where this is not sufficient, resective, regenerative or a combination of both approaches are considered, depending on the severity of the skin damage.

Types of dental implants:

The types of dental implants are differentiated by the techniques used and the materials used, which allows the treatment to be adapted to the specific needs and circumstances of each patient.

Types of dental implants according to the material used

Depending on the material used, we can distinguish between 2 types of implants:

Titanium dental implants

Titanium dental implants are based on the osseointegration technique, where a solid mechanical bond is established between the implant and the bone.

This integration is highly effective and durable. Titanium implants have been shown to maintain bone stability over time, reducing the risk of infections associated with sub-gingival bacteria.

Their metallic color adapts well to the oral environment and their durability is remarkable, provided proper hygienic practices are maintained. Titanium implants are also resistant to bacterial plaque formation, acid corrosion and temperature changes.

They are used in a wide variety of patients and offer a safe and reliable option for dental restoration. Solid osseointegration and long-term durability are hallmarks of titanium dental implants.

Zirconia Dental Implants

Zirconium implants use the biointegration technique, a chemical bond between the bone and the implant, in contrast to titanium osseointegration.

This bond is faster and stronger. Zirconium implants maintain the bone level over time and reduce the risk of infections.

Their white color resembles natural teeth and they are highly durable with proper hygiene. They also resist bacterial plaque, acid corrosion and temperature changes. They are ideal for patients allergic to titanium or seeking high dental esthetics, often with a lifetime warranty.

Types of dental implants depending on the technique used

The main techniques used in implant dentistry are the following:

- Immediate load dental implants

Immediate load dental implants are an option that allows the placement of temporary fixed dental prostheses in 48/72 hours from the placement of the implants.

This offers an esthetic and functional advantage while waiting for the implant to integrate with the bone (a process known as osseointegration).

After about 2-3 months, when the implant has been integrated to the bone, the provisional teeth will be replaced by the definitive teeth. If you want to know more about immediate load dental implants click here.

- Dental implants with guided surgery

Guided implantology is a technique that uses scanners and advanced computer software to determine the best implant position and create precise guides for tight and durable placement. This also helps to avoid damaging nerves and sensitive areas, making the process virtually painless. If you want to learn more about dental implants with guided surgery click here.

- Dental implants using the all on four and all on 6 technique

The All on Four and All on 6 technique has become an excellent option for edentulous people or those with a great dental loss. This innovative technique allows the placement of a hybrid prosthesis in a single day, without the need for bone grafts. If you want to know more about the all on Four and all on 6 technique click here.

- Bone-free dental implants

A common problem that can arise when planning dental implant placement is a lack of bone in the maxilla or mandible. Fortunately, thanks to modern technology and techniques, it is often possible to overcome this obstacle. Different techniques are available for this purpose:

Zygomatic dental implants

Zygomatic implants are fixed in the zygomatic bone (cheekbone) due to its high density and stability, which guarantees a high success rate. However, it is important to mention that the technique is complex, so it must be perfectly planned and carried out by a team of highly trained professionals. If you want to know more about zygomatic dental implants click here.

Dental micro-implants

Dental micro-implants are a smaller option than traditional implants and are used in cases where there is limited bone available. This makes them ideal for people with thin jaw bone or who have had bone loss due to missing teeth for an extended period of time. If you want to learn more about dental micro-implants click here.

Maxillary sinus lift

Sinus lift is a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the amount of bone in the upper part of the oral cavity. This procedure seeks to establish an adequate bone base for the placement of dental implants, especially when the patient does not have the necessary bone height and volume.

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