When one or more teeth are missing, we start from your situation: how many teeth, how much bone, what you expect. With the 3D CT scan in the practice we see the bone in three dimensions before deciding.
It's best not to wait too long: when a tooth is missing, the ones next to it tend to lean into the empty space.
Every mouth is different. Find the case closest to yours: each one has a way forward, and we choose it together after the visit and the scan.
Usually an implant with its crown, or a bridge resting on the neighbouring teeth. We show you both options, each with its cost.
The first step is the same for everyone: a visit, the 3D scan in the practice if needed, and a written estimate with every possible option.
A few implants can hold a fixed bridge that replaces several teeth.
The first step is the same for everyone: a visit, the 3D scan in the practice if needed, and a written estimate with every possible option.
A full arch of fixed teeth on implants (a Toronto-type bridge), which doesn't come out.
The first step is the same for everyone: a visit, the 3D scan in the practice if needed, and a written estimate with every possible option.
Little bone doesn't mean no implants. Bone can be rebuilt (bone regeneration) and, in the upper jaw, the sinus floor can be lifted to make room for the implant. Which way to go, we decide by looking at the scan.
The first step is the same for everyone: a visit, the 3D scan in the practice if needed, and a written estimate with every possible option.
When bone and conditions allow, fixed temporary teeth go in on the same day as the surgery (immediate loading). If the conditions aren't there, we tell you beforehand.
The first step is the same for everyone: a visit, the 3D scan in the practice if needed, and a written estimate with every possible option.
Implants and prosthetics are Dr Giuseppe Di Gioia's main field. Surgery, including the surgery that rebuilds bone, is handled by Dr Emanuele Dieni.

It depends on what you need, and you know before we start: after the visit you get a written estimate, item by item. If there's more than one option, you get them all, each with its cost.