Dental Implants in Albania: Types and Treatments

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Real Patients, Real Results

Real stories from patients who traveled to Albania for their dental implant treatment. Hear their experience, from consultation to the results.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots placed into the jawbone to support a dental crown, bridge or full-arch restoration.

They are commonly made from biocompatible materials such as titanium and are designed to provide a stable foundation for replacing missing teeth.

A dental implant treatment normally includes three main components:

  • The dental implant placed in the jawbone
  • The abutment connecting the implant to the restoration
  • The crown, bridge or fixed dental restoration

 

Unlike removable dentures, implant-supported teeth are designed to remain stable during speaking and eating. However, suitability depends on the patient’s clinical condition and must be confirmed through a complete dental examination.

Dental implant solutions available
at San Marco Dental

From single-tooth replacement to full-arch restoration, every solution is planned around your individual clinical needs.

Single dental implant

A single dental implant can replace one missing tooth without requiring the adjacent healthy teeth to support a traditional dental bridge.

Multiple dental implants

When several teeth are missing, multiple implants can support individual crowns or an implant-supported bridge.

Full mouth dental implants

Full-mouth dental implants are designed for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth or whose remaining teeth cannot be predictably restored.

Who May Be Suitable for Dental Implants?

Dental implants may be considered for patients who:

Bone loss does not automatically mean that implant treatment is impossible. Depending on the case, bone grafting, sinus lift procedures or alternative implant techniques may be considered.
Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, active gum disease and certain medical conditions may affect healing and treatment outcomes. Every patient must therefore receive an individual clinical assessment.

Before & After: Real Transformations

See the real results of dental implant treatment at San Marco Dental. From missing teeth to a complete, natural-looking smile.

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All-on-4, All-on-5 o All-on- Solutions. Complete mouth makeover

The All on 4, All on 5, and All on 6 implantology solutions are handy and dependable options for restoring a full set of teeth in one or both dental arches.

Fixed Teeth on 4 Implants

Fixed Teeth on 5 Implants

Fixed Teeth on 6 Implants

Meet the Dental Implant Team

Dental implant treatment involves both the surgical placement of implants and the design of the final teeth.

Dr. Erion Nuna

Director of Dentistry | Implantology

Meet Dr. Erion Nuna

Dr. Egnisa Koxha

Prosthetic & Aesthetic Dentist

Meet Dr. Egnisa Koxha

Dr. Denis Argjiri

Oral Surgeon & Implantologist

Meet Dr. Denis Argjiri

Dr. Edlir Dume

TMJ & Sleep Apnea Specialist

Meet Dr. Edlir Dume

Frequently Asked Questions

You can receive a preliminary evaluation by sending your dental X-ray and treatment information. The final plan is confirmed after an in-person clinical examination.

Some treatments can begin during one visit, while others require a second visit after the implants have healed. The number of visits depends on the individual treatment plan.

Treatment duration depends on the number of implants, healing requirements, additional procedures and type of final restoration.

Possibly. Bone grafting, sinus lift or alternative implant solutions may be considered. A three-dimensional evaluation is normally required.

In selected cases, implants and temporary fixed teeth may be placed during the same treatment stage. This does not mean that the complete biological healing process is finished in one day.

Implant placement is normally performed using appropriate anaesthesia. Discomfort, swelling or sensitivity may occur during recovery and varies between patients.

Dental implants are designed as a long-term solution, but their longevity depends on oral hygiene, gum health, general health, smoking, bite forces and professional maintenance.

Any guarantee should be explained through written terms, including its duration, coverage, maintenance requirements and exclusions. No medical treatment outcome should be described as guaranteed.