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A dental implant acts like an artificial root that replaces a missing tooth. It is generally made of titanium and shaped like a small screw. The implant integrates with the jawbone and supports a dental prosthesis (a crown, bridge or denture).
This procedure uses advanced surgical techniques and is performed under local anaesthetic to keep the patient comfortable. Dental implants provide a durable, stable solution that restores chewing function and the appearance of the smile.
Having a dental implant placed can restore a complete smile and improve your chewing and speech. It also helps prevent bone loss and neighbouring teeth from shifting.
If you have lost one or more teeth because of tooth decay, periodontal disease or an accident, you may be a suitable candidate for dental implants. However, a consultation with one of our dentists at Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine is essential to assess your situation and determine the best solution for you.
Book an appointmentDental implants are recommended to replace one or more missing teeth. They offer a safe and durable solution for patients who need them.
There are, however, contraindications to consider. Insufficient jawbone volume may require a bone graft beforehand. Certain uncontrolled conditions, such as diabetes, heavy smoking or poor oral hygiene can also prevent or delay implant treatment. A full assessment by your dentist is essential.
The process begins with an initial consultation with one of our dentists. During this appointment, we will discuss your tooth-replacement options and long-term goals. We will also examine your mouth to determine whether you are a suitable candidate for dental implants.
Once we have assessed your teeth, we will create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your individual needs. It will specify the number, size and type of implants required, together with any necessary pre-operative and post-operative care. Once you have approved the plan, your dentist at Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine can begin your care, including the dental implant procedure.
Dental implant placement is a relatively straightforward surgical procedure that can be performed under local anaesthetic, according to the patient's needs. During the procedure, the dentist inserts a small titanium component into the jawbone to replicate the natural root of a tooth. Once the implant is in place, it is restored with a dental crown designed to look like a natural tooth.
After your dental implant has been placed, it is important to follow the post-operative care recommended by your dentist. This may include home-care instructions, follow-up appointments to check the implant and additional dental care, such as regular professional cleaning to prevent plaque and tartar build-up. By following your dentist's advice and maintaining consistent, effective oral hygiene, you can help protect the health and longevity of your dental implants.
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Titanium implants are the established standard in implant dentistry. The material is known for its exceptional biocompatibility, which means it integrates effectively with the jawbone without being rejected. Strong, durable and reliable, titanium implants provide a proven solution for restoring natural-looking, functional teeth over the long term.
Titanium implants are the established standard in implant dentistry. The material is known for its exceptional biocompatibility, which means it integrates effectively with the jawbone without being rejected. Strong, durable and reliable, titanium implants provide a proven solution for restoring natural-looking, functional teeth over the long term.
All-on-4 and All-on-6 protocols can replace a complete arch of teeth using only four or six strategically positioned implants. This innovative technique supports a fixed, stable and natural-looking prosthesis, often fitted within a shorter treatment period. It is particularly suitable for patients who have lost all the teeth in one arch and wish to quickly regain comfort, chewing function and a natural smile.
The cost of a dental implant depends on several factors, including:
At Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine, a single dental implant costs €1,000 excluding the crown. An implant-supported crown costs between €1,200 and €1,700, depending on the patient’s needs. To receive a precise, personalised quotation, book an appointment with one of our dentists.
French social security does not reimburse the implant itself, as it is classified as a procedure outside the standard schedule of covered treatments. The crown fitted to the implant does, however, have a reimbursement basis. Depending on your policy, your supplementary health insurer may cover all or part of the implant cost. This may take the form of an annual allowance or a percentage reimbursement for implant dentistry. We strongly recommend sending your dentist's quotation to your insurer before beginning treatment.
To see the aesthetic and functional results, browse our gallery of before-and-after photographs from patients who have received dental implants at Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine.
Dental implants are a widely used solution for replacing missing teeth, providing stability and lasting comfort. Dr Joseph Nammour, the implant dentist at our practice, will guide you through the process and identify the best approach for your needs. Dental implants can improve both chewing function and the appearance of your smile. A consultation allows us to assess whether this solution is suitable and discuss the options available to each patient.
Our dentists do everything possible to make dental implant placement comfortable and pain-free. Modern techniques and an attentive team help us provide gentle care throughout your treatment.
Experience and specialist expertise are essential. At Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine, dental surgeon Dr Joseph Nammour will support you throughout your treatment.
An implant can last for several decades if it integrates well with the bone. Good oral hygiene is essential, as is managing risk factors such as smoking, bruxism or general health conditions.
A bone graft may be required when the bone is too weak or too thin to stabilise an implant. Only an oral examination and a 3D scan (CBCT) performed by your dentist can determine whether grafting is necessary.
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