Fixed Foundation
Implants provide support within the jawbone for fixed dental restorations.
Implant Dentistry in Marmaris
Dental Implants in Turkey
Replace missing teeth with dental implants designed to provide a stable foundation for crowns, bridges or full-mouth restorations while restoring function and the appearance of your smile.
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Individually Planned Implant Treatment
Implant position and restoration are planned
according to your bone, bite and missing teeth.
Titanium Implant
The implant is positioned within the jawbone.
Fixed Tooth Replacement
Can support crowns, bridges and larger restorations.
Healing Period
Time is allowed for the implant to integrate with bone.
Custom Restoration
Final teeth are planned to suit your smile and bite.
Understanding the Treatment
What Are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a small post placed within the jawbone to replace the root portion of a missing tooth. It can then provide support for a dental crown, bridge or larger implant-supported restoration.
After placement, the implant is given time to heal and integrate with the surrounding bone. This biological process is known as osseointegration.
Once the implant is stable, an abutment is connected to it and the final dental restoration is fitted above the gum line to replace the visible part of the missing tooth.
Replacing Missing Teeth
Benefits of Dental Implants
Natural Appearance
The visible restoration can be shaped and shaded to complement surrounding teeth.
Chewing Function
Implant-supported restorations can help restore everyday biting and chewing.
No Removable Appliance
Fixed implant restorations remain in place rather than being removed daily.
Preserve Neighbouring Teeth
A single implant may replace a tooth without using adjacent teeth as bridge supports.
Multiple Restorations
Implants may support single crowns, bridges or full-arch treatment.
Individual Planning
Implant number and position are planned according to each patient's anatomy and treatment needs.
Long-Term Treatment
With appropriate maintenance, implant-supported restorations are designed for long-term use.
Implant Treatment Process
How Does Dental Implant Treatment Work?
Treatment generally includes assessment, implant placement, a healing phase and placement of the final restoration.
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Consultation & Imaging
Your teeth, gums and jawbone are assessed and dental imaging is reviewed to plan implant treatment.
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Implant Placement
The implant is carefully positioned within the jawbone according to the treatment plan.
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Healing & Integration
A healing period allows the surrounding bone to integrate with the dental implant.
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Final Restoration
The abutment and planned crown, bridge or full-arch restoration are fitted after healing.
Personalised Implant Planning
How Many Dental Implants Do I Need?
The number of implants does not always equal the number of missing teeth. Implant bridges and full-arch restorations may allow several teeth to be supported by fewer implants.
Implant Suitability
Bone Grafting & Sinus Lifting
Adequate bone is important for implant placement. Where bone volume is limited, additional procedures may be considered as part of the treatment plan.
Bone Grafting
Bone loss can occur following tooth loss or extraction. When existing bone is insufficient for implant support, bone grafting may be considered to increase the available bone volume.
Whether grafting is needed and whether it can be carried out at the same time as implant placement depends on the individual case.
Sinus Lift
In the upper back jaw, the position of the sinus may limit the available vertical bone height for implant placement.
A sinus lift may be recommended when additional space is required to safely place an implant in this area.
Implant Systems
Dental Implant Brands
Implant systems are selected according to the clinical case and the planned restoration.
ImplantSwiss
A Swiss dental implant system offering a range of implant designs and restorative components for different clinical requirements.
Alpha-Bio
An established implant system offering different implant dimensions and restorative components for a variety of treatment situations.
Straumann & Nobel Biocare
Globally recognised implant manufacturers with extensive ranges of implant and restorative solutions used in implant dentistry.
2 Visits
Typical Implant Treatment Plan
The existing treatment information describes a two-visit process for many implant patients, with a healing period between implant placement and the final restoration.
International Patient Timeline
Planning Your Implant Visits
First Visit — Assessment
Examination, imaging and final treatment planning are completed before implant placement.
Implant Placement
Dental implants are positioned and a temporary solution may be provided where appropriate.
Healing Period
Time is allowed for osseointegration. The exact healing period depends on your individual case and whether additional procedures are required.
Second Visit — Final Teeth
The implant stability, bite and restoration are checked before your final implant-supported teeth are fitted.
Patient Education
Dental Implant Videos
Learn more about implant placement and tooth replacement options.
Dental Implant Procedure
A visual explanation of the stages involved in a two-stage dental implant procedure.
Dental Bridge or Dental Implant?
An overview of two common approaches used when replacing a missing tooth.
Long-Term Implant Care
Caring for Your Dental Implants
Dental implants and the gums surrounding them require regular oral hygiene and professional dental care. Brushing, cleaning between the teeth and attending routine dental reviews are important for long-term implant health.
Daily Care
Clean implant restorations carefully and maintain
regular dental examinations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dental Implant FAQs
Common questions from patients considering dental implant treatment in Turkey.
What are dental implants?
Dental implants are posts positioned within the jawbone
to replace missing tooth roots. They can support crowns,
bridges and other dental restorations above the gum line.
When might I consider a dental implant?
Implants may be considered when one or more teeth are
missing and a fixed tooth replacement is desired.
Suitability depends on oral health, bone availability,
medical history and individual treatment needs.
How many dental implants do I need?
The number varies according to how many teeth are
missing and the type of final restoration. One implant
may support a single crown, while several missing teeth
can sometimes be restored with an implant-supported
bridge.
What happens if I do not have enough bone?
If available bone is insufficient, bone grafting may be
considered to improve the foundation for implant
placement. Dental imaging and clinical examination are
required to determine whether this is necessary.
What is a sinus lift?
A sinus lift is an additional surgical procedure that
may be considered for implants in the upper back jaw
when the available bone height below the sinus is
insufficient.
Does dental implant treatment hurt?
Local anaesthetic is normally used during implant
placement. Some swelling or discomfort can occur during
recovery, and the experience varies between patients.
Your dental team will provide individual aftercare
instructions.
How long does dental implant treatment take?
Implant treatment generally includes a healing period
between implant placement and the final restoration.
The exact timeline depends on healing, implant stability
and whether bone grafting or other additional procedures
are required.
How many visits to Turkey are normally required?
The existing treatment plan describes two visits for
many patients: the first for implant placement and the
second after healing for the final crown, bridge or
implant-supported restoration.
Can an implant be placed after a tooth extraction?
Implant placement may sometimes be carried out at the
same appointment as tooth extraction, while other cases
require a healing period first. The decision depends on
the condition of the extraction site and surrounding
bone.
Can dental implants support more than one tooth?
Yes. Dental implants may support implant bridges or
larger restorations, meaning it is not always necessary
to place one implant for every missing tooth.
How long can dental implants last?
Longevity varies between patients and depends on oral
hygiene, gum health, bite, smoking, medical factors and
regular maintenance. Dental implants should be monitored
during routine dental examinations.
Can I clean dental implants like natural teeth?
Implant restorations require regular brushing and
cleaning around the restoration and gums. Your dental
team may recommend additional cleaning methods depending
on whether you have a crown, bridge or full-arch
restoration.
Dental implant suitability, implant number, surgical
requirements, healing times and final restoration design vary
between patients. Clinical examination and appropriate dental
imaging are required before an individual implant treatment
plan can be confirmed.