Implants

Dental implants are the most advanced and natural solution for replacing missing teeth. They are placed in the jawbone and act as artificial roots onto which an aesthetic and functional crown is fixed. Thanks to biocompatible materials such as titanium, implants offer safe, durable, and comfortable integration, restoring the patient’s confidence when smiling and chewing.

Learn what peri-implantitis is, why it tends to appear 5-7 years after implant placement, and what steps patients and clinicians can take to prevent it.
Discover when short and narrow dental implants are the best option for patients with reduced bone availability, avoiding bone grafts.
Dr. Platón earns cum laude for his thesis on bone stability in dental implants at preserved and non-preserved sites. Discover what this means for you.
Dr. Platón wins second SEPA Young Professionals award with an immediate implant case in a patient with diabetes and anticoagulation. Discover the protocol.
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Tooth decay affects most of the global population at some point in their lives, causing progressive destruction of hard dental tissue. This silent deterioration can go unnoticed until it causes acute pain and serious complications.
Dental autotransplantation consists of moving one of your own teeth to another position in your mouth, thus replacing a lost or damaged tooth. This technique takes advantage of your own dental tissues, favoring a quick integration and avoiding rejection. It is a biological solution, effective and especially suitable for young patients in development or specific clinical situations.
The single tooth implant is the ideal solution when you have lost a single tooth. This treatment consists of placing an artificial titanium root that is completely integrated into the bone, on which a custom-designed crown is placed. The result is a tooth that is indistinguishable from the natural tooth, both in esthetics and function, which avoids altering the neighboring teeth and prevents bone loss.
When bone loss is severe and does not allow the use of conventional implants, zygomatic implants offer a safe and effective solution. Longer than traditional implants, they are anchored directly into the zygomatic (cheekbone), avoiding the need for complex bone grafts. This way, you get your smile back predictably and quickly, even in situations where there is little bone.