Dental implant · patients from Campina
At the Dr. Radu Dumitru Clinic, patients from Campina who need a dental implant benefit from a careful assessment and a personalised treatment plan for each individual case. Whether you need a single tooth replaced or a complete oral rehabilitation, we offer patients from Campina safe, aesthetic and long-lasting solutions tailored to their clinical situation. Everything begins with a thorough consultation: X-ray, CT scan and a clearly explained plan, step by step, so that you know from the outset how many implants are needed, which prosthetic restorations are suitable and how much the whole procedure will cost. Price transparency is one of the criteria patients from Campina value most when choosing a clinic for a dental implant, so we put it front and centre.
A dental implant is a biocompatible component, most often made of titanium, which is inserted into the bone to create the support needed to replace a missing tooth. Once the implant has integrated, it is completed with an abutment and a dental crown, so that both the functional and the visible parts of the tooth are restored.
Implant treatment therefore does not mean just placing the implant itself, but the whole process of replacing the lost tooth, from planning to making the prosthetic restoration.
A dental implant may be considered when missing teeth affect chewing, appearance or the stability of a prosthetic restoration. The solution can be used both for a single tooth and in more complex rehabilitations.
Situations in which it may be recommended include:
The decision is made after a clinical and imaging examination, as the available bone and the health of the tissues in the area of the future implant must also be assessed.
The treatment is planned in stages, and the path may differ from one patient to another:
1. Case assessment: The area of the missing tooth is examined and the investigations needed to assess the bone and anatomical structures are carried out.
2. Drawing up the plan: The dentist determines the number and position of the implants and checks whether preparatory procedures are needed before placement.
3. Implant placement: The implant is positioned in the bone in a procedure carried out under local anaesthesia.
4. Healing and osseointegration: The implant is left to integrate into the bone before the final restoration is made, according to the particular features of the case.
5. Making the prosthetic restoration: After healing, the information needed to make the crown or prosthetic restoration is recorded.
6. Fitting the restoration: The planned crown, bridge or restoration is fitted, and the dentist checks the fit and the contacts when you bite.
An important advantage of an implant is that it provides independent support for replacing a missing tooth, without always needing to use the adjacent natural teeth.
Other advantages are:
If a dental crown restores the visible part of the tooth, the implant’s role is to replace the support previously provided by the natural root. It is inserted into the bone and becomes the base on which the prosthetic restoration can be made.
Therefore, the implant:
The price of a dental implant varies depending on the type of implant, the material used and the complexity of the case (the need for bone grafting, the number of implants, etc.). At the Dr. Radu Dumitru Clinic, patients from Campina receive a clear treatment plan from the very first consultation, with all costs detailed before the procedure begins.
Frequently asked questions
In the first few days, soft foods and avoiding the treated area are recommended. As healing progresses, you can gradually return to a normal diet, following your dentist’s instructions.
It depends on each individual case. Sometimes the implant can be fitted in the same session as the extraction (immediate implant), if the bone and gum allow it. At other times a healing period is needed, from a few weeks to a few months, so that the area is properly prepared.
Yes. Inflamed or untreated gums can compromise the long-term stability of the implant. That is why any periodontal condition must be treated before the procedure, and the health of the gums is checked at every check-up after the implant has been fitted.
No. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthesia, so you will not feel any pain during it. You may experience mild discomfort in the following days, which is easily managed with the medication recommended by your dentist.
An implant is not recommended in the case of uncontrolled conditions such as poorly controlled diabetes, severe clotting disorders or active cancer, nor during pregnancy or where oral hygiene is inadequate. Each situation is assessed individually at the consultation.
Yes. Well-controlled diabetes is not usually an obstacle. However, it is important for your blood sugar levels to be monitored constantly and for treatment to be coordinated between your dentist and your diabetes specialist.
A properly integrated and well-cared-for implant can last for decades, sometimes even a lifetime. Its longevity depends on the quality of the implant and the prosthetic restoration, as well as on your daily oral hygiene and attending regular check-ups.
In most cases local anaesthesia is used, the same as for other dental treatments. For anxious patients or more complex cases, conscious sedation may be chosen, on the dentist’s recommendation.
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We assess your situation, explain your options and give you a clear treatment plan, with the stages and costs set out from the start.
