Two-stage implantation

Two-Stage Implantation is considered a reliable and well-proven method that ensures high stability and long-lasting results.

Two-stage implantation is a method of restoring lost teeth in which the procedure takes place in two separate stages.

At the first stage, the implant is placed. If necessary, guided bone regeneration (adding missing bone tissue) and soft tissue grafting are also performed. This stage ends with the installation of a standard, anatomical, or custom healing abutment, or with temporary prosthetics.

The second stage involves placing permanent crowns and bridge prostheses with screw-retained fixation (or, more rarely, cemented fixation) using standard or custom abutments.

Two-Stage Dental Implantation in Minsk

In Minsk, two-stage dental implantation is one of the most in-demand services in dental clinics. This technique is popular due to its reliability and high success rate. At the SHEDO Dental Clinic, experienced implantologists use modern materials and technologies, which makes it possible to achieve excellent results even in complex clinical cases.

Two-stage implantation at SHEDO begins with a consultation and thorough diagnostics, including X-rays and computed tomography. Based on these results, the doctor develops an individual treatment plan, taking into account the patient’s anatomical features and the condition of the bone tissue.

The use of advanced techniques and high-quality materials ensures long-term and aesthetically pleasing results for patients.

Indications for Two-Stage Dental Implantation

Two-stage implantation is applied in various clinical situations and has specific indications:

• Insufficient bone volume: when a patient has bone deficiency at the implant site, the two-stage method allows for additional bone grafting, ensuring better implant integration.
• Chronic inflammatory processes: if there were previous inflammations or infections in the implant area, the two-stage approach allows full tissue healing before placing the final prosthesis.
• Increased load sensitivity: when jawbone tissue is weak or porous, the implant requires more time to integrate, and the two-stage method provides the necessary time for reliable osseointegration.
• Bite issues or gum instability: in patients with malocclusion or unstable gums, the two-stage technique provides better adaptation and tissue recovery, increasing the chances of successful treatment.
• Cases of immediate implantation: when a tooth must be removed and an implant placed simultaneously, the two-stage technique ensures maximum predictability of results.

Two-Stage Dental Implantation: Service Price and Material Cost

The cost of two-stage implantation depends on several factors:

• Type of implant: different implant brands and models vary significantly in price. Implants from well-known manufacturers such as Straumann or MegaGen are more expensive but ensure high quality and durability.
• Need for additional procedures: bone grafting, sinus lifting, or other preparatory procedures increase the total cost of treatment.
• Specialist’s qualification: the experience and expertise of the implantologist influence the price. Consultations and surgeries performed by highly qualified specialists usually cost more.
• Materials and equipment: the use of modern technologies such as surgical guides or high-precision scanners may increase the cost of implantation.

For detailed information, we recommend scheduling a consultation at the SHEDO Dental Clinic in Minsk. Two-stage dental implantation is a proven and reliable technique that restores lost teeth with a high degree of predictability and durability. It is suitable for various clinical cases and is widely used in dental clinics worldwide.