Treatments
Implant treatments with Straumann systems
From replacing one tooth to a full set of fixed teeth, here is how treatments with Straumann implant systems work, what decides the approach, and what to ask before you agree to a plan.
Missing teeth
Single tooth implant
One implant, one crown: the most common implant treatment.
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Immediate implants
Placing the implant on the day a tooth is removed, and when teeth can follow the same day.
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Full-arch implants
A fixed bridge for a whole jaw on four, six or more implants.
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Full-mouth implants
Fixed teeth in both jaws, planned together.
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Full arch on four implants
A fixed bridge on four implants, with the back two often tilted.
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Full arch on six implants
Six implants spread the load of a full-arch bridge.
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Bone grafting
Rebuilding bone so an implant has enough support.
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Sinus lift
Raising the sinus floor so implants fit in the upper back jaw.
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Short implants
Very short implants for limited bone height.
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Narrow implants
Narrower implants for small gaps and thin ridges.
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Clinical assessment
Find out whether Straumann implant treatment suits you
Send a few details and, if you have one, a recent x-ray. A dentist from our clinical partner reviews your case and replies with next steps. Free and without obligation.
This website does not diagnose. Only an examination by a dentist can confirm a treatment plan.
