Nobel Biocare Implant Surgery
Cost of treatment
· “Nobel Biocare” implant;
· gum former;
· abutment;
· zirconia crown with screw fixing.
Nobel Biocare Implant Surgery
Nobel Biocare is a pioneer in dental implantology with over 60 years of experience. Founded in Switzerland, it has become a world leader in implant design.
Advantages of Nobel Biocare
Why is the Nobel implant system the best implant system in the world?
High quality and durability
Professor Per-Ingvar Brånemark, the pioneer of osseointegration (implant grafting to bone), founded the company. The company regularly conducts primary scientific research worldwide and ensures that its products undergo at least five years of clinical trials and meta-analyses before they are released for sale.
Rapid engraftment and adaptation
The implants use titanium with special coatings such as TiUnite®, TiUltra, Xeal, which accelerates implant engraftment. Successful engraftment has been proven in more than 98% of cases.
Comfortable prosthetics
Innovative technologies are used in the manufacturing process. The company offers various systems, from classic implants to immediate loading solutions (All-on-4®).
Nobel Biocare offers a lifetime warranty on implants.
Choosing a Nobel Biocare implant model
Nobel Biocare offers a wide range of dental implants suitable for various clinical cases, from single tooth replacement to total rehabilitation. Your dentist can advise you on the best types of dental implants for you.
Nobel Active, Speedy, Replace – key features
NobelActive™
- Implant with a progressive thread that provides excellent primary stability.
- Ideal for immediate loading and challenging conditions (soft bone, narrow ridges).
NobelReplace®
- A classic system with a root form suitable for most cases.
- Easy insertion and good predictability of results.
- It can be used for both one-stage and two-stage implant procedures.
NobelSpeedy™
- Implants with aggressive threads for immediate loading.
- They are used in the All-on-4® concept – for complete jaw rehabilitation on four implants.
Other implant types
NobelParallel™
- A universal implant system with parallel walls.
- Suitable for most clinical cases for immediate loading and classical implant placement.
- High primary stability even in low density bone (bone types 3,4).
NobelZygoma
- Long implants for patients with severe maxillary atrophy.
- They are fixed in the zygomatic bone, avoiding complex bone grafting operations.
The company also has its own NobelProcera® system for implant-supported prosthetics.
How to choose the best option?
NobelProcera® is Nobel Biocare’s high-tech line of CAD/CAM solutions designed to produce customised dental restorations with the highest precision and aesthetics. The system offers a wide range of prosthetic solutions for restoring single teeth and complete dentition.
The main features of NobelProcera® are:
1. Customised abutments
- Made of titanium or zirconium dioxide.
- The orthopaedic item will be completely adapted to the patient’s anatomical features, i.e., it will consider the anatomy of the maxillary system.
- High aesthetics due to the correct selection of colour and shape.
2. Crowns and bridges
- All-ceramic zirconia crowns for the anterior zone and molars.
3. Denture frameworks
- Titanium or zirconium frameworks for large dentures with multiple implant supports.
- They are used for full denture rehabilitation, including the All-on-4® concept.
4. Digital scanning and design
- The CAD/CAM system ensures precision down to the micron.
- The prosthetics are individually designed using digital modelling.
- Highly accurate fitting of the constructs to the implants.
NobelProcera® products are manufactured at Nobel Biocare’s state-of-the-art facilities in Sweden and the USA. They undergo a complete digital processing cycle, ensuring each design’s highest precision and quality.
The selection of a particular type of implant is based on the patient’s clinical situation.
Nobel Biocare Implant Process
1. Digital Design (CAD)
- The doctor or dental technician performs a digital scan of the plaster models or an intraoral scan of the patient’s mouth.
- The data is sent to NobelProcera® software to design the structure with micron precision.
2. Manufacturing (CAM)
- The design is sent to Nobel Biocare’s automated factories.
- The frameworks are made of titanium, zirconium dioxide or cobalt-chrome using high-precision milling machines and laser sintering.
3. Quality Control
- Each piece is subjected to strict controls for fit accuracy, durability and aesthetics.
- Products are certified and accompanied by a quality passport.
4. Shipment to the laboratory or clinic
Finished products are delivered directly to the dental laboratory or clinic and ready for fitting.
The time frame for prosthetics is 2-3 weeks.
Where is NobelProcera® manufactured?
- Malmö, Sweden – the main production centre for titanium and zirconium frameworks.
- Mountain View, USA – an additional centre for the North American market.
Why is this important for patients?
- Precision manufacturing in certified factories guarantees a precise fit.
- High-quality materials ensure durability and aesthetics.
- Each item is individually manufactured using digital technology.
Fitting Nobel Biocare in Kyiv
Nobel Biocare is a benchmark in implantology. Its system combines scientific innovation, the highest quality, and many years of clinical experience. The company’s implants and orthopaedic solutions reliably restore teeth to natural aesthetics and functionality.
By choosing Nobel Biocare, you are choosing durability, safety and confidence in your smile for many years to come.
Nobel Biocare implantation in the center of Kyiv
Our clinic offers Nobel Biocare implantation at 14 Patorzhynskogo Street, in the heart of the city. It is convenient to get there from the metro stations “Golden Gate”, “Maidan Nezalezhnosti” or “Khreshchatyk”, as well as from Podol and Pechersky districts.
It is also comfortable to come from other cities or suburbs — Brovary, Vyshnevyi, Irpin. Convenient parking is available for everyone.
KES specialists will advise you and find the best Nobel Biocare implant option for you. Book an appointment!
FAQ
Is there an age limit implant surgery?
One of our patients, whose all 5 implants survived and still function properly, is 84 years old. This age is absolutely normal for treatment in European countries if the patient has no contraindications for implantation.
How soon after tooth extraction can you have an implant?
We place implants in 6-8 weeks or 4 months after tooth extraction, depending on the bone volume loss.
Can implants last a lifetime?
The success rate after implant surgery is over 99%. With proper care and regular oral hygiene routine that we tailor after implantation, they can last a lifetime.
What are the indications for dental implant treatment?
An implant is a great solution when a single tooth or posterior teeth are missing, with complete loss of teeth in the upper and lower jaws.
Does dental implant surgery hurt?
It doesn’t hurt more than any other dental treatment. Implant surgery is performed under local anesthesia; it can also be performed under sedation (a sleep-like state) or general anesthesia optionally and due to medical reasons.
What are medical contraindications to implant therapy?
The main absolute contraindication to implant therapy is radiotherapy. Relative contraindications can be osteoporosis, diabetes mellitus, thyroid diseases, nervous and mental diseases, severe cardiovascular diseases.In these cases, the question of implant therapy is considered individually.
How often do dental implant fail?
Official statistics indicate that a correctly placed implant survives in 98.5% of cases. Based on many years of experience in implant therapy, we give 98-99%.
What if the patient is allergic to the implant material?
According to the German Association of Oral Implantology, an allergy to titanium, from which the implant is made, occurs in one out of 10,000 patients. In this case, we can carry out the LTT (Lymphozyten Transformation) allergy test.
If titanium allergy is confirmed, we recommend using the less popular but effective zirconium implants.
How many implants do I need?
With a single missing tooth – 1 implant, with the loss of posterior teeth – 2-3 implants, with an edentulous upper or lower jaw – 4 implants per bar overdenture or 6-8 implants per fixed denture.
What is the latest technology in dental implants?
Today, surgical navigation systems allow conducting implant surgery without incision using 3D modeling.