Frequently asked questions regarding Immediate Loading Implants

FAQ

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What is the difference between a one-phase, immediate-loading implant and a traditional two-phase implant?

There are several significant differences between the two implant families. The most important of these are the following.

A one-stage implant is implanted in a one-phase. Consequently, implant placement is a one procedure. A two-phase implant is implanted in two stages.
A one-phase implant is loadable immediately. That means, among other things, that the long-term, temporary denture made after implant placement can be fixed on the implanted implants. That is not the case with a two-phase implant.
A one-phase implant consists of a one-piece. That makes it easier to implant and reduces the time spent on implantation.
The one-phase implant can be implanted not only in the dental bone but also in the jawbone. This type of implant can also be implantable in cases of bone deficiency. The two-phase cannot.
The one-phase implant is implantable perpendicularly and at an angle other than that. That is important in cases of bone deficiency because it allows the most suitable bone tissue to reach. There is no such possibility with the two-phase.
Using the one-phase implant – for the reasons listed so far – most likely makes bone replacement unnecessary.

What does the one-phase implant-based oral rehabilitation package price include?

The price of a one-phase implant-based oral rehabilitation package is carefully calculated and designed, free of hidden costs, almost always lower than the pricing per item. The implant implantation package price includes the following.

Dental implantation

Free, personal consultation with the implantologist oral surgeon.
CT and panoramic X-ray.
Detailed oral cavity examination, with special attention to the condition of the bone structure.
Pre-anesthesia consultation with the anesthesiologist.
Anesthesia.
Remove teeth that are unsuitable for prosthetic treatment.
One-phase implant implantation.
Sampling for the long-term temporary dentures.
The long-term, temporary dentures.
Fixation of the permanent, temporary denture or dentures on the implanted, immediately loadable implants. The denture is fixed and cannot be removed by the patient.
The necessary control examinations.
4-5 months must elapse between the first and second appointments, but we recommend making the final denture(s) within a year. The price of the final denture is not included in the implant placement price!

Permanent denture making

Free, personal consultation with the implantologist who performed the implant placement.
Panoramic X-ray.
Thorough oral examination, with special attention to the condition of the implanted implants.
Sampling for the final denture.
Making the final porcelain denture or dentures. The final denture is fixed and cannot be removed by the patient, similar to the permanent, temporary denture.
The necessary control examinations.

Is it possible to complete an oral rehabilitation in 7 working days?

Yes, it is possible. In the optimal case, a one-phase implant-based oral rehabilitation is possible in up to 7 working days. The advantage of an immediate loading implant-based denture is not only speed. An even more significant benefit is that implant placement is possible even in bone deficiency cases that do not exceed a certain degree. Another notable advantage is that the long-term temporary denture is fixable on the implanted implants.

Oral rehabilitation with All-on-4 and All-on-6 technology is usually ready in 10 working days, and the patient leaves with a permanent denture(s).

What are the four most common dental implant-based dentures in the case of oral rehabilitation?

It is essential to know what solutions you can choose from and the significant differences between them because only then is it possible to make a meaningful decision. The four most common methods are as follows:

Immediate loading one-phase implant,
Traditional two-phase implant,
All-on-4 and,
All-on-6 technologies.

You can read many posts on this topic on the ARTICLES page of our website.

Do all dentists perform dental implant placement?

No. Dental implant-based dental restoration treatment is only possible by a specialized, trained, and experienced implantologist oral surgeon. This type of dental restoration requires special knowledge, skills, and extensive practice. Our institution has dealt with dental implant-based dental restoration for over 22 years, and we have performed more than 70,000 implant placements. With a success rate of 99.7%!

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Who should I contact if I need dental implant-based oral rehabilitation?

If your dentist has no experience in implant placement, you should find an implantologist who is. You should know the differences between a one-phase, immediately loadable implant and a traditional two-phase implant and the All-on4 and All-on-6 restoration options!

We have over 20 years of experience and practice, have performed over 70,000 implant placements, and have a success rate of 99.7%.

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There are two types of dental implantation prices: package and individual. In most cases, we use a package price calculation. It means that we don’t price every material used, but we apply a carefully calculated package price that is free of hidden costs based on the average total cost.

This solution eliminates any misunderstandings, mistakes, or confusion related to the cost. The complete treatment’s name is the whole treatment’s price. At the time of writing, the one-phase implant-based oral rehabilitation (implant + anesthesia + implant placement + long-term temporary denture) for the lower jaw cost €6,500.00. You can see the current prices here.

You can ask for a Quote and Treatment Plan during a personal consultation or online. In the latter case, we require a panoramic X-ray that is not three months old. You may request a quote on this page.

Is it possible to place an implant under anesthesia?

Yes, it is possible! Implant placement is painless, even with local anesthesia. At the same time, pain-free and discomfort-free dental implantation is possible under general anesthesia. We always perform one-phase implant-based oral rehabilitation under general anesthesia but at the patient’s request. Other oral rehabilitation (dental implantation) types are also possible under anesthesia. The cost of anesthesia is not included in the implant placement price, but the Treatment Plan and Quote are!

I am arriving by plane from abroad; how can I get to the clinic?

We provide a taxi service from the airport to the accommodation and from the accommodation to the airport for our patients arriving by plane from abroad. This service is FREE! You must request that service at the time of registration or when requesting an appointment.

What payment options are available?

We offer our patients a variety of payment options. These include:

Cash on-site,
Bank card on site,
Bank transfer before treatment,
Health insurance card.

We provide invoices for payments upon request:

Hungarian,
German and
English.

The satisfaction of our patients is essential to us, not only regarding the treatment but also regarding the general treatment and administration. Therefore, we take it seriously to fulfill all possible requests of our patients within the legal framework.

What tests are necessary before dental implantation under general anesthesia?

Dental implantation under general anesthesia is possible. If you want it, please let us know as soon as possible, but not later than during the consultation. The laboratory + ECG tests are necessary for general anesthesia.

There are two options for this:

You must tell your family doctor that you will have dental treatment under anesthesia and that a laboratory and ECG test is required. That is free of charge.
Our practice is located near the CMC Déli Clinic, with whom we have a contract, so they perform the necessary tests at a discounted price. When writing, the laboratory is 7500 HUF, and the ECG is 6500 HUF. Please let us know if you require this option, and we will book an appointment.

The current prices must be asked upon registration.

Why do we perform oral rehabilitation under general anesthesia?

Almost all dental treatments are performable under local anesthesia, even implant placement. However, there are cases when the treatment is recommended under general anesthesia, and implant-based oral rehabilitation is one such case. Replacing one or a few teeth with implants occurs almost without exception and is performed under local anesthesia. In such cases, effective pain relief can be achieved without anesthesia since it is a relatively short time and a small oral cavity area.

The situation is entirely different when the intervention affects the entire oral cavity, such as in the case of oral rehabilitation. Anesthesia becomes necessary for two main reasons.

1. The entire oral cavity is affected.

In the case of oral rehabilitation under anesthesia with a single-stage implant, the entire oral cavity, the upper and lower or both dentary and jawbone, is affected. That is such a large area that complete and adequate pain relief with local anesthesia is almost impossible. However, complete painlessness is extremely important for both the success of dental implantation and the patient’s comfort.

2. Long-term intervention.

The other reason why we must perform oral rehabilitation under anesthesia is that it is a relatively long-term operation. Complete oral rehabilitation can last up to four hours or even longer. With local anesthesia, effective pain relief is hardly possible, if at all, for such a long period. That is the second main reason why oral rehabilitation with one-phase implants is performed almost exclusively under anesthesia. The price quote also includes the cost of anesthesia.

What does oral rehabilitation with All-on-4 technology include?

All-on-4 implant-based complete dentures occur in three parts.

1st session

Consultation.
Anesthesia, if requested by the patient. The cost of anesthesia is not included in the price of All-on-4 oral rehabilitation.
Removal of teeth unsuitable for prosthetic treatment, maximum five teeth.
Preparation of implants for implantation.
Dental implantation.

2nd session, 7 days later

Inspection of implanted implants.
Suture removal
Sampling for the permanent denture.

3rd session, 2-3 weeks later

Gluing of the permanent denture. The denture is fixed and made of metal ceramic and cannot be removed by the patient! This type of denture requires sufficient bone quality and takes approximately 20 days.

Please request a quote if you want All-on-4 denture(s). We can only provide a correct quote based on a panoramic X-ray taken at least three months.

What does oral rehabilitation with All-on-6 technology include?

All-on-6 implant-based complete dentures occur in three parts.