FAQ
Implant Types & Key Differences
What’s the difference between one‑phase and two‑phase implants? — One‑phase implants are placed in a single procedure and can be loaded immediately. Two‑phase implants require two separate steps and can only be loaded after healing. One‑phase implants can also be used in cases with bone loss.
When is a one‑phase implant recommended? — When a fast, stable solution is needed — especially for full‑arch restoration or when bone volume is limited. Request a free consultation or send a panoramic X‑ray.
When is a two‑phase implant a better choice? — When there is sufficient bone and immediate loading is not required. Often used for replacing one or two missing teeth.
Why is it important to understand different implant techniques? — Choosing the right method affects treatment speed, cost, comfort, and long‑term success. Being informed helps you make the best decision.
Full‑Arch Restoration & Treatment Process
Can a full‑arch restoration be completed in 7 business days? — Yes. With one‑phase, immediate‑load implants, patients can receive a fixed temporary bridge in as little as 7 business days.
What are the four most common implant‑based restoration methods? — One‑phase implants, two‑phase implants, All‑on‑4, and All‑on‑6.
How does the one‑phase full‑arch process work?
— Consultation ,
— anesthesia (if requested)
— extractions,
— implant placement,
— impressions,
— Fixed temporary bridge.
The final bridge is made after 4–5 months of healing.
How does the All‑on‑4 process work?
— Implant placement and extractions.
— After 7 days: check‑up, suture removal, impressions.
— After 2–3 weeks: final fixed bridge delivery.
How does the All‑on‑6 process work? — Same as All‑on‑4, but with six implants for increased stability.
Anesthesia & Comfort
Can dental implants be placed under anesthesia? — Yes. While local anesthesia is painless, full‑arch procedures are often more comfortable and predictable under general anesthesia.
What tests are required before anesthesia? — A blood test and EKG are needed before the procedure.
Why is anesthesia recommended for full‑arch restoration? — The procedure affects a large area and may take several hours. General anesthesia ensures complete comfort and pain‑free treatment.
Is implant placement painful? — No. The procedure is completely painless under local anesthesia or general anesthesia.
Healing & Implant Loading
How long is the healing period — Initial healing takes a few weeks. Full osseointegration typically takes 3–5 months with one‑phase implants.
What does “immediate‑loading implant” mean? — It means the temporary fixed bridge can be attached shortly after implant placement, providing instant function and aesthetics.
When is the final bridge made?
— Usually after 4–5 months of healing. The final bridge is billed separately.
Pricing, Package Details & Quotes
What’s included in the one‑phase full‑arch package price? — Consultation, X‑rays, anesthesia (if requested), extractions, implant placement, impressions, and the fixed temporary bridge. The final bridge is not included.
What’s included in the All‑on‑4 package? — Consultation, extractions, implant placement, follow‑up visits, and the final fixed bridge. Anesthesia is optional.
What’s included in the All‑on‑6 package? — Same as All‑on‑4, but with six implants for added stability.
What’s the difference between package pricing and itemized pricing? — Package pricing includes all major steps with no hidden fees. Itemized pricing lists each step separately and often results in a higher total cost.
How much does full‑arch restoration cost? — It depends on anatomy and required procedures. Exact pricing is only possible after an exam or a recent panoramic X‑ray. Request a free consultation or send a panoramic X‑ray.
How can I request a personalized quote? — In person or online by sending a panoramic X‑ray. A detailed treatment plan is provided within 24 hours.
Expertise, Safety & Choosing a Specialist
Can any dentist place dental implants? — No. Only trained and experienced implantologists should perform implant surgery. Our clinic has over 35,000 implants placed with a 99.7% success rate.
Who should I see for full‑arch implant restoration? — A highly experienced implantologist familiar with one‑phase, two‑phase, All‑on‑4, and All‑on‑6 techniques.
How safe is implant surgery? — Very safe when performed by an experienced specialist using modern techniques and proper diagnostics.
Travel, Logistics & Payment
I’m flying in from abroad. Is airport transfer available? — Yes. We provide free airport transfer to and from your accommodation.
What payment methods are available? — Cash, credit card, bank transfer, and health savings account (HSA) cards.
In which languages can I receive an invoice? — English, German, or Hungarian. Request a free consultation or send a panoramic X‑ray.