Explore options for replacing one or more missing teeth, with implant placement and the final restoration planned together.
Your consultation considers your oral health, bite and treatment goals before an individual plan is recommended.
Care for local and international patients.
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and supports a dental restoration. The visible replacement may be a crown, a bridge or a more extensive prosthesis.
At Romania Dent, surgical and restorative planning considers the final restoration from the start, alongside your teeth, gums, bone structure and bite.
An implant may support a crown to replace an individual missing tooth. The surrounding teeth, gums and bite are considered during planning.
Implants may support a bridge when more than one tooth needs replacing. The appropriate restoration depends on your clinical assessment.
A more extensive implant-supported restoration may be considered. Suitability and the proposed approach require individual assessment and coordinated planning.
Suitability is assessed individually. Dr Marwan evaluates your clinical situation and whether investigations or preparatory treatment are needed before recommending implant placement.
The assessment considers your remaining teeth, gums, bone structure and bite, together with your general health and treatment objectives.
Dr Mohammed considers suitable restorations and explains their advantages, limitations and maintenance requirements. Alternatives such as bridges or dentures may also be discussed.
Implant treatment involves surgery and is not suitable for everyone. Your dentist will explain the relevant risks, alternatives and care requirements before you decide.
Your plan explains the recommended procedures, their sequence and the estimated schedule. The stages below are a guide; the approach and timing depend on your clinical needs.
Discuss your concerns and treatment objectives. A clinical examination and any necessary radiological investigations guide the proposed plan.
Review the implant approach and any preparatory procedures your dentist considers necessary. Surgical and restorative stages are coordinated.
Implant placement and healing are scheduled according to your individual case. Your dentist explains the proposed stages and review visits.
The crown, bridge or other restoration is planned around your bite, function and appearance. Ongoing cleaning and dental reviews remain important.
Implant placement and the final restoration involve different areas of dentistry. Your treatment plan brings those stages together.
Dr Marwan’s work includes implant consultations, treatment planning and placement. He assesses the surgical requirements of each case and coordinates with the restorative dentist.
Dr Mohammed plans implant-supported restorations, considering your bite, function, comfort and the appearance of your smile. He explains the available options and their maintenance requirements.
Discuss your travel availability during the initial assessment. The number and timing of visits depend on the complexity of your case, healing and the type of final restoration.
Laboratory and healing stages may require more than one visit to Bucharest. Speak with the team before making travel arrangements.
Not automatically. Suitability depends on several clinical factors and can only be determined after an examination and the appropriate radiological investigations.
The number and timing of visits depend on the complexity of the case, healing periods and the type of final restoration. A personalised schedule is discussed after diagnosis.
The choice depends on the number and condition of the remaining teeth, gum health, bite, available bone structure and your treatment objectives. Dr Mohammed explains the suitable options and their maintenance requirements.
Where appropriate, implant and restorative care can be coordinated as part of a more extensive oral rehabilitation. The recommended procedures and their sequence depend on your clinical assessment.
Your dentist can discuss other ways to replace missing teeth, such as bridges or removable prosthetic solutions, according to your clinical condition.
Understand your options before deciding on treatment.
