The loss of a tooth goes far beyond simply not having a beautiful smile: it makes chewing difficult, can impair digestion, and may lead to the gradual breakdown (resorption) of the jawbone. The aim of dental implantation is to replace the missing root of a tooth with an artificial root made of biocompatible, pure titanium, which integrates organically into the bone. This procedure is the most stable, durable and natural method available for replacing missing teeth.
Implantology plays a key role at Gere Dental’s clinics in Budapest. Using our in-house 3D CBCT diagnostics, we carry out digital measurements accurate to the millimetre and use premium biocompatible implants with a lifetime guarantee, whilst offering significantly more affordable and transparent pricing than large implantology centres. With us, you need not worry about hidden costs, and we guarantee that the procedure will be carried out pain-free in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
What problems does implantation help to solve?
A single missing tooth
Filling the gap without having to grind down the adjacent healthy teeth to fit a bridge.
The absence of several adjacent teeth or a gap at the end of the dental arch
Creating stable abutments for the attachment of bridges that provide a fixed chewing surface.
Complete edentulism
Restoration of a full set of teeth using a fixed bridge (e.g. using the All-on-4 technique) or by stabilising a removable denture.
Thinning bone mass
With targeted bone grafting procedures, even sites of long-standing tooth loss can be safely prepared for implant placement.
Our implant solutions at Gere Dental
Replacement of a single missing tooth (implant-supported crown)
What problem does it solve?
It restores missing teeth and halts bone loss without the need to grind down any of the adjacent healthy teeth at all.
How do we go about it?
Under local anaesthetic, we place the dental implant into the precisely prepared bone. After a 3–6-month osseointegration period, we take a digital impression and screw the final, aesthetic crown into place.
Duration of treatment
- Surgery: 30–45 minutes
- Recovery: 3–6 months
- Delivery of the final crown: 1–2 weeks
Missing multiple teeth (implant-supported bridge)
What problem does it solve?
It restores full chewing function and facial contours even in cases where a conventional bridge could no longer be fitted.
How do we go about it?
Depending on the extent of the gap, we insert two or more implants into the jawbone; once they have osseointegrated, these act as stable abutments to support the metal-free zirconium bridge.
Duration of treatment
- Surgery: 45–60 minutes
- Recovery: 3–6 months
- Handover of the permanent bridge: 1.5–2 weeks
Full-mouth rehabilitation (Fixed bridge / All-on-4)
What problem does it solve?
It eliminates the discomfort caused by removable dentures, as well as looseness, coverage of the roof of the mouth and reduced chewing strength.
How do we go about it?
Following precise 3D digital planning, we place the implants in the most suitable areas of the jawbone; after healing, these are fitted with a fixed, screw-retained, natural-looking full-arch bridge.
Duration of treatment
- Surgery: 60–90 minutes per jawbone
- Recovery: 3–6 months (with a temporary replacement if necessary)
Implant-supported removable denture
What problem does it solve?
It stabilises the removable dentures so that they do not shift whilst chewing and do not fall out whilst speaking.
How do we go about it?
We insert 2–4 implants per jaw, which are fitted with special snap-on or bar-type retention devices. The denture clicks securely onto these attachments, but can still be removed for cleaning.
Duration of treatment
- Surgery: 45–60 minutes
- Recovery: 3–6 months
Bone grafting and sinus lift
What problem does it solve?
It creates bone of the appropriate height and width to ensure the safe, lifelong integration of the implants.
How do we go about it?
Under local anaesthetic, we inject a biocompatible bone graft material into the missing bone structure (or the floor of the maxillary sinus). Over time, this material transforms into the patient’s own bone tissue. In many cases, bone grafting and implant placement can be carried out in a single operation. The treatment is completely painless.
Duration of treatment
30–50 minutes – the ossification period is 4–9 months, depending on the extent of bone replacement
The 5 steps of dental implant surgery at Gere Dental
- 3D CBCT diagnostics and consultation: We take a 3D CT scan on-site, plan the position of the implant with millimetre precision, and prepare the oral cavity (including a dental hygiene clean-up if necessary).
- Pain-free implantation: The artificial root is inserted under highly effective local anaesthetic – you won’t feel any pain at all.
- Integration and monitoring (3–6 months): After the stitches are removed (7–10 days), the titanium implant becomes biologically integrated with your own bone tissue (osseointegration).
- Digital impression-taking and gingival contouring: We take an impression of the gums and the implant using a pain-free 3D intraoral scanner, without the need for gypsum-based impressions.
- Delivery of permanent dental prostheses and lifetime guarantee: We’ll fit your new, gleaming and secure dentures, and then discuss the arrangements for your regular six-monthly check-ups.
Why choose Gere Dental for dental implants?
- 3D digital precision: Using our own 3D CBCT diagnostic technology, we accurately map the nerve pathways and the jawbone, thereby avoiding complications.
- A treatment guaranteed to be pain-free: Our empathetic specialists and modern anaesthetics ensure that the procedure is no more uncomfortable than a simple filling.
- Premium biocompatible materials: We work exclusively with internationally recognised, tried-and-tested implant systems.
- Lifetime guarantee: In collaboration with the manufacturer, we provide a lifetime guarantee on the material composition of the implants.
- Transparent pricing and more affordable prices: We have no hidden costs. We offer premium-quality treatment at a more affordable price than that charged by large implant centres.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will having the implant fitted hurt?
Not at all. We use modern local anaesthesia, so you won’t feel a thing during the operation. Any mild tightness you may experience in the days following the procedure can be completely relieved with standard over-the-counter painkillers.
How long does healing and bone formation take?
The osseointegration process usually takes 3–6 months. This period does not require you to take time off work: after taking it easy for 1–2 days following the operation, you can resume your normal daily routine.
Is there an upper age limit for implantation?
At Gere Dental, we strive for natural harmony. We use premium hyaluronic acid and techniques that ensure the lips do not look exaggerated, but simply more hydrated, more symmetrical and subtly fuller.
Could I be allergic to a titanium implant?
Not really. The implant is made of medical-grade titanium, which is biocompatible. This means that the body does not recognise it as a foreign body; it integrates into the bone and does not cause an allergic reaction.
Does the implant affect MRI scans or airport security scanners?
No. Titanium is a non-magnetisable (non-ferromagnetic) metal, so it is safe to undergo an MRI scan whilst wearing it, and it will not set off airport metal detectors.
