Implant placement
Implantation is a modern, reliable way to restore a lost tooth. The implant acts as a root and serves as the base for a crown that looks and feels like your own tooth. With proper planning and precise placement, it lasts for decades.
When an implant is needed
After a tooth extraction, to prevent neighbouring teeth from shifting and the bone from atrophying
When a tooth is so damaged it can't be restored with a filling or crown
If removable dentures cause discomfort
When it's important to restore aesthetics and full chewing function
Bulat Rishatovich Zulkarnaev, oral surgeon, implantologist
“Modern implantation is a combination of digital technology and precision. We see in advance how the tooth will look and place the implant with perfect accuracy. It's aesthetics, comfort, and longevity in a single solution.”
What implant placement is
An implant is a small titanium “root” of a tooth that is placed into the bone where the tooth was lost. Titanium is biocompatible, doesn't cause allergies, and reliably fuses with the bone. Thanks to this, the implant becomes part of it and lasts for decades.
An abutment is later placed on the implant — a small transitional part to which the crown is attached. As a result, the new tooth looks and feels like your own: with normal chewing load and natural aesthetics.
Bulat Rishatovich Zulkarnaev, oral surgeon, implantologist
“We understand that implantation sounds scary. In reality it's a careful, predictable procedure: under reliable anaesthesia, with precise planning and control at every stage. The implant becomes part of the bone and causes no discomfort.”
Stages of the procedure
Diagnosis and 3D planning.
We precisely assess the bone volume and develop an individual plan
Preparing the site and anaesthesia.
Everything is done under anaesthesia or sedation
Implant placement.
The surgeon carefully shapes the socket and fixes the implant
Placement of a temporary crown or gum former
Monitoring healing and placement of the permanent crown
Safety and comfort at every stage
We strictly follow international protocols and use only certified materials.
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The operation is performed under local anaesthesia or sedation
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Precise digital planning rules out errors
3
Modern equipment reduces trauma
4
The doctor accompanies the patient until full healing
Our specialists
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How long does implant placement take?
In simple cases — 15–30 minutes. If bone grafting is needed — a little longer.
When can the permanent crown be placed?
On the lower jaw — after 2–3 months, on the upper — after 5–6. It all depends on the speed of integration.
How long does an implant last?
With proper care — for decades. We use only systems with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty.
Book an appointment
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Pricing
Straumann implantation
Placement of a Straumann implant, Switzerlandfrom RUB 115,500
Implantation — All-on-4 operation, Straumann, Switzerlandfrom RUB 506,000
Neodent implantation
Placement of a NEODENT implant, Brazilfrom RUB 77,000
Implantation — All-on-4 operation, NEODENT, Brazilfrom RUB 335,500
Closed sinus liftfrom RUB 60,500
Open sinus liftfrom RUB 104,500
Sinus lift with implantationfrom RUB 181,500
Guided tissue regenerationfrom RUB 106,700
Closure of gum recessionfrom RUB 38,000