Dental Implants in Kyiv

The dentists at our clinic follow international standards and protocols for dental implantation, adapting them to each individual case.

Classic two-stage dental implantation

Classical two-stage dental implantation involves removing the remnants of destroyed teeth, waiting for a period of healing of the tooth pit and restoration of the bone tissue, the second stage is the placement of the implant, and the third stage is the placement of the dental crown.

Implants for missing teeth (total adentia)

The complete absence of teeth (total adentia) requires special implant techniques, as all teeth must be restored.

At the DENTART Clinic we use the "All on Four" implant method, which involves the support of 4 implants on which a dental restoration is fixed. Other options: placement of 6 or 8 implants and a fixed bridge. Total (full implantation) is also possible - when the entire dentition is restored.

One-stage dental implantation

One-stage implantation is also called instant implantation. And this is true, because this implant technique involves inserting an implant immediately after the extraction of a destroyed tooth in the same visit.

The prerequisites for such an implantation are the absence of infection and inflammation in the oral cavity, matching the size of the hole to the implant and the availability of sufficient bone tissue.

Implantation of teeth without incisions (according to a surgical template)

Such implantation is also called transgingival. Before implantation, an individual model is made - a surgical template on which the future implant sites are marked.

The surgical template is fixed on the surface of the jaw, a puncture is made according to the size of the titanium root (implant) using the marked holes and it is placed in the correct, appropriate position.

Zygomatic 'Zygoma' Implantation

Zygomatic dental implantation involves inserting titanium rods not into the jawbone, but into the zygomatic (cheekbone) instead. This procedure is used for dental restoration in the upper jaw, and one of the main indications for this procedure is severe atrophy of the jawbone tissue (and the impossibility of using traditional implants). The procedure is performed without osteoplastic surgeries and waiting for healing (osseointegration). Zygomatic implantation uses a special Zygoma implant: it is longer and different in shape.

Customized implants

For complex clinical cases involving advanced bone resorption, our clinic offers an innovative solution—the Implantize Compact patient-specific implant. This custom device is designed precisely to your anatomy, which supports faster osseointegration and gold-standard reliability. It’s a smart choice when the success of conventional implant options is uncertain.

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*There are indications and contraindications for each type of implantation, so the patient first undergoes an examination, is examined by an implantologist and is given advice on the plan and recommended method of implant placement.

Consider such a situation: you found out that you can get an implant in place of your lost tooth, you went to the dentist, you are ready to be examined and treated, and you are already dreaming of a new tooth... But the dentist refuses to put an implant in your mouth. Is it possible?

Unfortunately, yes, there are cases where a patient may be denied an implant. You can be turned down in two cases.

Our team of specialists know how to take responsibility and assess the situation realistically.

We do not turn a patient away because their case requires more care or technicality and caution, but we also value everyone's life as our own.

Therefore, when we see that the risks of implantation are greater than the benefits, we offer other solutions.

Absolute contraindications to implantation.

• oncological diseases (severe stages, radiation or chemotherapy)
• blood diseases;
• mental illnesses.

Relative contraindications:

• Cardiovascular diseases (arrhythmias, hypertensive heart disease);
• A history of acute cardiovascular disease (heart attack, stroke);
• Diabetes mellitus;
• Viral hepatitis;
• Cancer (in remission);
• Patients with high risk of implant rejection (reduced immunity, poor tissue trophism);
• Elderly patients;
• Unsuccessful implantation in the past, the necessity of repeated implantation.

In these cases, implantation is technically possible, but there are high risks of complications, rejection of the implant. Implantation in these cases is considered complicated.