A dentist who has graduated can officially perform implants, but experience and advanced training are what determine the quality of the result. It is worth checking who actually performs the treatment.
What to ask before treatment?
How many implants has the doctor placed, do they work with digital planning, what is the success rate in similar cases, and what is the post-implant follow-up protocol.
Why is training important?
A successful implant depends on 3D planning, soft tissue management, and handling anatomical complexity—all of which are learned in advanced training and gained through experience.
How is it done here?
Our surgeons are trained in implants and oral surgery, and they perform all planning using an on-site CT scan, from the first meeting until the post-implant follow-up.
