Straumann implants

Restoring lost teeth is an important step in maintaining health, comfortable chewing and overall quality of life. Modern implant technologies allow you to get a result that is as close to natural as possible. Among all implant systems, Straumann (Switzerland) is particularly trusted by dentists and patients - premium implants with high biocompatibility, which provide a reliable and long-lasting result.

At Oxford Medical Dentistry, we use modern implantation protocols: we conduct comprehensive diagnostics on expert-class equipment, use digital planning and produce individual surgical templates. Thanks to this, as well as the use of high-quality implants, such as Straumann, our doctors successfully perform implantation even in complex clinical cases.

Make an appointment with a dentist at a time convenient for you - the doctor will conduct an examination, assess the clinical situation and select the optimal solution for tooth restoration.

The Straumann company has been developing implants since 1974. The quality and effectiveness of these implants are confirmed by a 40-year evidence base. Thanks to the precision of Swiss production and the constant introduction of innovations, the Straumann dental implant system has earned the trust of doctors and patients all over the world. Today, more than 14 million Straumann implants have been installed in 70 countries.

The main advantages of Straumann implants are:

• Premium Roxolid material. The alloy of titanium and zirconium provides 35% greater strength than pure titanium, allows the use of implants of a smaller diameter and reduces the need for bone grafting.
• Accelerated osteointegration. The specially treated surface of implants promotes fast and stable implantation, which reduces the duration of treatment and increases the predictability of results.
• Proven efficiency. More than 700 clinical studies confirm the high success rate of implantation and long-term stability of structures.
• High biocompatibility. Implant materials do not cause irritation and integrate well with bone tissue, which reduces the risk of rejection.
• Accuracy and quality of Swiss production. Strict quality control standards and the use of innovative technologies ensure the durability of implants.
• A wide catalog of models. A variety of models allows the use of Straumann implants in both standard and complex cases, including bone deficiency.

Dental implantation using the Straumann system is recommended for patients who have lost a tooth or have indications for its removal due to significant destruction. This is one of the most effective ways to restore the function and aesthetics of the dentition without harming adjacent teeth, since the implant takes the load and does not require grinding down natural tissue.

Indications include:

• absence of one tooth;
• a defect in the form of the loss of several teeth in a row;
• complete loss of teeth (it is possible to restore the dentition using the All-on-4 or All-on-6 protocols);
• inability or unwillingness to use removable dentures;
• the need to avoid Grinding down healthy teeth during orthopedic treatment;
• High aesthetic demands on the appearance of a smile.

Preparation for implantation at the Oxford Medical clinic begins with a consultation, during which the doctor assesses the condition of the teeth, gums, mucous membranes, and bite. Next, a comprehensive diagnosis is performed, which allows for treatment planning to be as accurate and safe as possible.

The preparatory stage includes:

• computed tomography to assess bone volume, height, and density;
• digital 3D planning, which allows for precise determination of the optimal implant position, taking into account anatomy and the future orthopedic structure;
• assessment of the oral cavity and elimination of inflammation - If necessary, we treat caries in the implantation area, treat gum disease, and perform professional hygiene to minimize the risk of complications;
• we create a custom surgical template to ensure the most accurate implant placement in accordance with the digital plan.

There are two main approaches to implantation: placing the implant immediately after tooth extraction (single-stage implantation) or fixing the implant after the socket has healed. Additionally, the dentist chooses one of the surgical protocols: one-stage or two-stage. The decision depends on the condition of the bone tissue, the presence of inflammation, the primary stability of the implant, and the overall treatment plan. Both protocols are medically sound and widely used in modern dentistry.

One-stage implantation

With the one-stage technique, the implant and healing abutment or abutment are placed on the same day, during a single surgical procedure. The implant is immediately brought into the oral cavity, so a repeat incision is not required in the future.

A one-stage protocol is used when:

• the bone tissue is sufficient in volume and density;
• the implant achieves high primary stability;
• there is no active inflammation in the surgical area;
• bone grafting was not performed or was minimal;
• implants with modern surfaces (e.g., SLActive) are used, which speed up the process Osseointegration.

Advantages: fewer surgical interventions, shorter overall treatment time, faster transition to the orthopedic stage.

Two-stage implantation

With the two-stage technique, the implant is completely covered with mucous membrane after placement and left to heal without chewing. The abutment is installed only after the osseointegration period is complete.

A two-stage protocol is chosen when:

• the bone tissue is insufficient in volume or density;
• bone grafting or sinus lifting is performed simultaneously;
• the implant is placed in an area of ​​increased chewing load;
• it is necessary to minimize risks in complex clinical cases.

Advantages: maximum predictability of the result and safety with reduced bone resources.

The cost of Straumann implants may vary depending on the model selected. It's important to keep in mind that implant placement is a multi-stage process, so the final cost may be higher. You can check the price of Straumann implants in advance here. Your dentist will provide you with more detailed information after an examination and diagnosis. If necessary, they can also provide a complete price estimate for your Straumann implant.

Schedule a consultation – we will explain the options of Straumann implants in detail and help you choose the best solution.