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Dental Implants in Warsaw
Dental Implants in Warsaw
A dental implant is a titanium screw placed into the bone to replace the root of a missing tooth, fusing with the bone through a process called osseointegration (3–6 months). A prosthetic crown restoring the visible tooth is then attached to the implant. At Adent in Mokotów a single implant starts from 3,300 PLN, and treatment is planned based on CBCT imaging taken at an external imaging center.
What an implant is and how osseointegration works
A dental implant is a titanium screw that acts as an artificial tooth root. Placed into the jawbone or maxilla, it permanently fuses with the bone tissue over 3–6 months — a process called osseointegration. Only once the implant has integrated is a prosthetic crown fitted onto it, so the restored tooth looks and functions like a natural one. Success depends on healthy gums and adequate bone volume.
How implant treatment proceeds — step by step
Implant treatment consists of several stages spread over time. Precise diagnostics and the healing period, during which the implant fuses with the bone, are key.
- Qualification and treatment plan
Assessment of gum and tooth condition, imaging diagnostics (panoramic X-ray, CBCT scan) on referral to an external imaging center and, if needed, blood tests. This forms the basis of the treatment plan.
- Surgical procedure
The implant is placed into the prepared bone site under local anesthesia, and the gum is sutured. Afterward, antibiotics and an appropriate diet are used.
- Suture removal
Sutures are routinely removed about 10–14 days after the procedure.
- Osseointegration
The implant fuses with the bone over 3–6 months — this period determines the durability of the restoration.
- Prosthetic stage
Once the implant has integrated, a crown, bridge or denture is fitted, completing treatment.
Requirements and qualification for implants
Implants can be placed when the mouth is healthy and the bone has sufficient volume. Where bone has receded — especially in the upper jaw — a bone graft (augmentation) can restore suitable conditions for implantation.
- Active periodontal disease and inflammation — until treated.
- More severe conditions of the circulatory, nervous, hormonal or skeletal systems.
- Significant bone loss — requires a bone graft beforehand.
For smokers, we assess qualification individually, looking for a safe approach. Final qualification is decided during a consultation with an implant surgeon.
Preparing for implant surgery
Good preparation improves the chances of proper healing and osseointegration. Before the procedure it’s worth attending to general health and oral hygiene.
- Tell us about medications, allergies and conditions — this affects the safety of the procedure.
- Avoid smoking for at least 2 weeks before the procedure — smoking impairs healing.
- Attend to hygiene — we often recommend scaling and sandblasting a few days before the procedure.
- Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before the procedure.
Restoration on an implant: crown, bridge, denture
An implant is the foundation for various prosthetic restorations — from a single crown to full rehabilitation for a toothless jaw.
Crown on an implant
Restoring a single gap — a crown (e.g. zirconia) is fitted onto the implant to restore one tooth.
Bridge on implants
For larger gaps, implants serve as abutments for a bridge without shaping neighboring teeth.
Denture on implants
Overdenture and All-on-4 solutions stabilize a denture for patients with extensive tooth loss.
Hygiene and healthy gums — a precondition for implant longevity
Implant longevity depends heavily on gum health. Inflammation of the tissue around an implant is the most common cause of implant loss, which makes prevention essential.
Dental implant price list
Below are indicative prices for implant procedures at Adent. The full list is available on our price list page.
| Procedure | Price |
|---|---|
| Single implant (tioLogic®, AlphaBio®, MegaGen®, Thommen®) | 3,300 PLN |
| Zirconia crown on implant (screw-retained) | 3,300 PLN |
| Implant exposure | 300 PLN |
| Healing abutment | 300 PLN |
| Implant check-up | 150 PLN |
Book an implant consultation
Mokotów, Al. Niepodległości 210/1 — 5 minutes from Pole Mokotowskie metro station. Urgent same-day appointments available.
Why choose implants at Adent
Adent is located at Al. Niepodległości 210/1 in Mokotów, a 5-minute walk from Pole Mokotowskie metro station — convenient for patients working in central Warsaw. Implant procedures are performed by experienced surgeons, and treatment is planned based on CBCT imaging taken at an external imaging center. Treatment, from qualification through surgery to the prosthetic restoration, is handled in one place. We offer care in Polish, English and Swedish.
Implants are placed by our surgeons
Frequently asked questions
Does implant surgery hurt?
The procedure itself is performed under local anesthesia, which keeps discomfort to a minimum. For up to a day or so afterward there may be some discomfort related to healing — this is managed with pain medication and antibiotics as prescribed.
How long does implant treatment take?
From placing the implant to fitting the crown usually takes 3–6 months — the time needed for osseointegration, when the implant fuses with the bone. In selected cases, immediate implantation right after extraction is possible.
Does an implant last for life?
Implants are a durable solution, and their lifespan depends on hygiene and gum health. Regular check-ups and professional hygiene visits significantly extend the restoration’s lifespan.
Can I get an implant if I smoke?
Smoking impairs healing but doesn’t always rule out treatment. We assess smokers individually — we recommend refraining from smoking for at least 2 weeks before the procedure.
What if I don’t have enough bone for an implant?
Where bone has receded, a bone graft (augmentation) restores suitable conditions for implant placement. The surgeon assesses the scope of the procedure based on a CBCT scan taken at an external imaging center.