For those patients who come from far away to have their Day Clinic treatment at the ImplArt Dental Clinic, accommodation in São Paulo is part of the pre-arrival planning.
The Day Clinic is an intensive dental treatment option at Clinica ImplArt, especially for people who come from other cities, states or abroad to have their complete dental treatment. Or even for those patients who have little space in their routine to carry out their dental treatment.
The ImplArt Dental Clinic has a complete structure so that your treatment can be carried out more quickly. Within the clinic we offer everything you need for your treatment, from radiographic examinations such as panoramic radiography and computed tomography, in our Digital Radiology Center, to surgeries. In addition, the ImplArt Clinic has its own digital prosthesis laboratory. Our laboratory is equipped with modern 3D printers that make crowns, restorations and complete prostheses, whether temporary or permanent, speeding up all stages of treatment. In addition to the modern protocol prosthesis in Pure Zirconia, a more aesthetically modern material with high resistance and durability, widely used in the United States and Europe.
The location of the ImplArt Clinic is privileged, which will allow you to enjoy the best of São Paulo’s cultural life, and combine your dental treatment with a sightseeing trip too! You’ll be close to museums such as MASP, Casa das Rosas, Japan House, as well as shopping centers such as Shopping Paulista and Shopping Cidade de São Paulo. Plus Avenida Paulista itself, which is a tourist attraction in itself!
For those arriving in São Paulo by plane, the nearest airport is Congonhas, with quick access via Avenida 23 de Maio. For those arriving via Guarulhos International Airport, access is also easy via expressways.
How does Day Clinic treatment planning work?
Planning a Day Clinic can start with a consultation with Dr. Roberto Markarian, right where you live! Through an online TeleOdontology consultation, you send the exams you have already had and Dr. Roberto Markarian will talk to you to understand your expectations and needs in order to define the stages of the treatment, as well as the estimated duration.
In general, the treatment will require the patient to stay in São Paulo for one to a few days(express dental treatment), depending on the complexity of the rehabilitation. In order to make this planning easier, we have listed some hotels in the region so that you can organize your trip to São Paulo.
Here are some accommodation tips for your Dental Day Clinic
Alameda Santos, 2233 – Jardim Paulista, São Paulo – SP, 01419-002
Phone: (11) 3069-2233
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ImplArt Dental Clinic is one of the few dental clinics in São Paulo with the technological support and multidisciplinary team to offer day clinics. Equipped with a state-of-the-art digital prosthesis laboratory, the ImplArt Dental Clinic is able to carry out high-quality dental treatments in line with the most modern practices. In this way, it is able to attract visitors from all over the world who come to the ImplArt Clinic in search of this know-how and high technology.
Learn about some dental treatments that can be carried out intensively:
For patients with health problems who need care, we can schedule a Day Clinic in a hospital environment: Oswaldo Cruz Hospital (*valid for some types of treatment).
So, if you live far away, you should know that it is possible to plan your dental implant surgery remotely. The first step is to have an online consultation with our clinical director, implant dentist Dr. Roberto Markarian.
If you have any questions, please make an appointment or contact us. We at the ImplArt Dental Clinic will be happy to help you.
Accommodation for your Day Clinic at Implart Dental Clinic
All on four is a technique for full-arch oral rehabilitation, i.e. restoring full dentition to those who have lost all the teeth in an arch. It is a much more comfortable and safer option than a mobile prosthesis (denture), as the fixedprosthesis is attached to 4 dental implants distributed throughout the arch, like a protocol prosthesis. The technique is more economical than a protocol prosthesis and has different characteristics. Find out more about the technique used at Clinica Dentaria ImplArt below and whether it is suitable for your case.
How does the All on 4 technique work? Is this technique right for me?
The All on 4 protocol consists of the surgical placement of 4 implant pins strategically distributed throughout the arch, followed by the fixing of a complete dental prosthesis.
The technique is generally indicated for people who have lost all their teeth in a full arch, upper or lower. Many of them wear mobiledentures and have advanced bone resorption(low bone volume), i.e. they have bone loss and are unable to place several dental implants in the arch.
We can therefore define the All on 4 technique as a dental implant alternative for people with little bone volume. Therefore, there is no need for bone grafts.
Another option for those with little bone volume is to use short or thinner implants, often avoiding bone grafting procedures.
We have performed over 1.000 cases of all-on-four implants since 2008, at ImplArt Clinic !
The choice of which technique is best for your case should be discussed between the patient and the dental surgeon, in consultation, after clinical and radiological assessment. Find out more about smaller dental implants here.
The immediate loading technique can be defined as one in which the prosthesis is fixed more quickly after the implants have been placed. Most of the time, on the same day.
What is the difference between the All on four technique and the traditional protocol prosthesis technique?
In the conventional technique, 6 dental implant pins are generally used throughout the arch to support the protocol prosthesis.
With the All on four technique, four dental implant screws are used, the two posterior ones being longer. They are placed at a greater angle than conventional implants, around 45°. The longer length of the post is intentional to increase the contact area between the implant surface and the bone. This reduces the need to recreate a vertical bone augmentation through bone grafting surgery.
1 – Full denture for lower arch; 2 – X-ray showing 4 dental implants distributed throughout the arch. The two implants in the posterior region are placed at an inclined angle (45°).
As well as increasing the contact area, the use of longer, tilted implants allows them to be placed in a stronger portion of the bone, so that they are securely attached.
Eventually, someone might ask whether this technique would be less efficient than the conventional one, imagining that the load distribution on 4 implants would be greater than 6 pins, for example.
Biomechanical studies show that tilted implants, when they are part of the prosthetic support, have no negative effect on load distribution. Implant tilting has been used in clinical practice for over a decade and has shown favorable results.
Advantages of total prosthesis on All-on-4 implants compared to dentures:
The dental prosthesis is stable because it is attached to the implants. This makes speaking and chewing more comfortable and secure. With a mobile prosthesis, the wearer may feel their prosthesis is unstable.
Dental implants are, in most cases, able to maintain bone volume. In contrast to implant-supported dentures, mobile dentures are unable to prevent bone loss and, as a result, the bone can become thinner and smaller. This is also one of the factors that makes dentures loose due to maladjustment.
The aesthetics of the prosthesis for rehabilitation in undoubtedly much better than a mobile prosthesis. Ceramics, applied zirconia and pure zirconia are advanced technology materials that more faithfully reproduce the characteristics of human teeth, for example, strength, shine, translucency, shades and textures, whereas mobile prostheses are made of acrylic or resin, materials that scratch, fracture and stain more easily.
Computer-guided implants for less invasive surgery and faster recovery
Rehabilitation with All on 4 implants is best performed using computerized planning, better known as guided implant surgery.
Due to the limited bone volume, we perform a CT scan to accurately measure the width and height of the available bone. With this information, it is much easier to choose implants with diameters and lengths appropriate to the volume, as well as to choose the areas with the best conditions for insertion.
Implant surgical guide planning
Once the measurements of the implants have been defined, as well as the positions in which they will be placed, we make a plastic guide that will serve as a surgical template.
There’s a lot of talk about zirconia dental crowns these days, but did you know that there’s more than one type of pure zirconia crown ? There are actually two types, which are not the same! Let’s follow the differences between Pure Zirconia Crowns and ceramic layered Crowns. In addition, we will present the benefits of the most modern crown, which uses computer graphics, the Pure Zirconia Crown, also called Translucent Zirconia.
First of all, in order to differentiate between the two types, let’s highlight the method used to make each one. While one relies on a super-modern method with computer graphics for its preparation, the other still has an artisanal stage with manual application of porcelain by a prosthodontist. They can be used for single crowns, crowns on individual dental implants, fixed prostheses and even total implants, with the modern zirconia protocol prosthesis.
This way, by the end of the text it will be clear that even though both options have zirconia, not all zirconia crowns are the same! Let’s get to know the important differences below:
Zirconia crowns combine strength and superior aesthetics for more natural results
Therefore, in order to restore the aesthetics and function of the smile, it is natural to look for options that restore or make up for a missing tooth in a way that achieves the most natural and harmonious result possible. Whether for a crown on a tooth root or on a dental implant, zirconia is the material that offers this excellence. We can highlight the main advantages of zirconia:
Range of shades very similar to human tooth enamel.
Unlike metal-ceramic crowns, zirconia crowns have no metal parts in their construction. Therefore, there are no dark shadows when subjected to a beam of light, and there is no risk of a metal line appearing if the gums recede.
Fracture and stain resistant material
A fully or partially computerized manufacturing method, which makes treatment faster and more precise. The speed of digital zirconia crown production
CAD/CAM zirconia dental crowns
Zirconia oxide dental crowns are considered the most modern crowns thanks to their advanced technical and aesthetic properties. The shade and translucency of this high-performance ceramic are very similar to natural teeth.
The construction of dental crowns made from pure zirconia is totally unique and innovative, as these crowns are digitally designed using computer graphics and the CAD/CAM system, resulting in more precise pieces and much faster. The equipment has robotic arms that mill a block of zirconia until it reaches the designed shape. This type of crown has the highest resistance of all the dental crown options available. In addition, it allows for greater patient comfort throughout the treatment because it only uses digital readings, with a 3D scanner, without the need for the old mass moldings.
The CAD/CAM pure zirconia crown manufacturing method is 100% digital, while the ceramic layered zirconia crown, which we’ll see below, has a handmade interface, with mass molding and manual application of porcelain on the outside.
Zirconia crown with porcelain ceramic layered (zirconia + porcelain)
It is a crown in which the inner part is made of zirconia and the outer layer is made of ceramic layered material. Only the inner part of the tooth structure is made of zirconia, while the outer part is made of porcelain. The layered zirconia crown is more artisanal, as it requires a prosthetist to manually apply the outer porcelain layer.
After the ceramic is applied to the zirconia structure, the crown undergoes a sintering phase in a kiln. In this way, each layer of ceramic applied takes on a spectrum of color, translucency and opacity in the crown, seeking to reproduce the color variation of natural teeth.
Zirconia frame x crown with ceramic applied
Applied zirconia crowns, top and inside view
Crown cut in half showing internal zirconia structure and porcelain/ceramic layer.
Zirconia full denture with ceramic applied. Note that in addition to characterizing the teeth, the ceramic gingiva has also been characterized. Both the crown and the applied zirconia prosthesis have no shadows or dark spots, even in very bright environments. The zirconia of the internal structure has a shade very similar to that of human dentin, which is the inner part of natural teeth. The ceramic, on the other hand, has resistance, color, translucency and texture very similar to tooth enamel. This type of crown or total prosthesis already has huge gains compared to metal-ceramic, which has a metal structure and a porcelain exterior.
Pure milled zirconia crown
The pure zirconia crown is milled from a multilayer zirconia block, meaning that the block is already produced with the different layers of color and translucency just like the teeth. In other words, the pure zirconia crown model does not need a layer of ceramic to reproduce the shades and translucency of the teeth. After milling, it goes straight into the kiln. It represents the most resistant material available in dentistry today, in addition to the natural aesthetic result, similar to natural teeth.
Pure zirconia full dentures milled and after sintering in the furnace
Pure zirconia crowns
What is the best type of zirconia crown?
Nowadays, patients are looking for comfort when undergoing dental treatment. In addition, they want a treatment with high durability and aesthetic results. The CAD/CAM Zirconia Crown meets all these requirements precisely because of the characteristics of the material and the method of execution using digital design and a 3D scanner. Without the need for the uncomfortable mass moldings of old.
The production of CAD/CAM pure zirconia crowns, due to the fact that no manual ceramic finishing work is required, allows faster work to be carried out. If the need is for faster treatment, and the patient is looking for the most modern treatment, this is undoubtedly the best option.
Totally metal-free rehabilitation: is it possible?
Yes, in the event that you need to replace a missing tooth with a dental implant and prosthetic crown, this rehabilitation can be done with a ceramic implant as well as a zirconia crown. In this way, we achieve a metal-free implant treatment. This has been a trend for followers of biological dentistry, who are looking for dental treatments without any metal.
All of ImplArt’s zirconia dental crowns and prostheses are made in the dental clinic‘s own digital laboratory. This allows for high quality control and on-time delivery.
How much does a zirconia crown cost?
In order for us to ascertain the needs of your case: single tooth crown, fixedprosthesis, prosthesis on implants, prosthesis protocol, we need to assess you carefully and thus be able to give you the price of your personalized zirconia treatment. The consultation can be in person or online, for those patients who are physically far away. Contact us at ImplArt Dental Clinic and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Temporary teeth, also known as “provisionals” or temporary crowns, have undergone important developments over time. However, until recently provisional prostheses were made without the need for perfection in aesthetics and adaptation, as they would be replaced by permanent dental prostheses.
All about 3D Printed Temporary Teeth /Provisionals
What are temporary teeth for?
Temporary prostheses now allow you to “visualize” the final result of your design or treatment, from something as simple as a crown to an oral rehabilitation of all teeth.
Provisionals today serve as prototypes for permanent restorations and allow you to make a better decision about the size, shape, appearance, function and color of your final restorations.
Temporaries have become an important and necessary part of any smile or bite reconstruction. They serve several other important functions, including:
Protect teeth that have been prepared for a final restoration.
Cover exposed dentin to prevent tooth sensitivity, plaque build-up, cavities and pulp problems.
Prevent unwanted tooth movement.
Allow patients to eat and speak normally.
Maintaining the health and contours of the gum tissue.
Allow patients to test the fit, appearance, comfort and function of their smile makeover or early restoration.
To serve as an example and aesthetic reference when discussing the case with the patient.
Allow functional or bite problems to be solved during the intermediate period in which they are worn.
Save time and money by providing an exact plan of what the final restorations will look like, thus reducing the need for additional procedures, adjustments and remakes.
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Do I have to get a temporary one? Or can I do without?
Temporary teeth: crowns, bridges, fixed or removable prostheses are important for intermediate stages at the dentist. Unless you’re having a one-day treatment (Day Clinic), you’ll always need a temporary dental prosthesis.
If you choose to have a treatment, a temporary restoration is placed on the prepared teeth which offers protection, comfort and aesthetics while you wait for the final restoration to be made and placed.
Temporaries are used while you have crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays and porcelain veneers made for you and sometimes even for removable partial dentures, complete dentures and implant treatment.
Temporary restorations are especially important when several teeth have to be prepared, or when occlusal (bite) or cosmetic changes are foreseen. It is easier to adjust temporary acrylic resin restorations than to modify final permanent restorations made from metal, zirconia, ceramic or metal-ceramic materials.
Here at the ImplArt Clinic we use Digital Dentistry CAD / CAM technology (computer-aided design / computer-aided manufacturing).We can create your restorations in your office – create, bond and fit the permanent restoration in just one session, thus eliminating the need for temporaries.
Temporary restorations are also necessary when there is little or no removal of tooth enamel during the final placement of some porcelain veneers, as may be the case with some types of porcelain veneers (with little or no wear), such as dental contact lenses and ceramic laminates.
The time needed to use a temporary varies from a few days (short term) for simple cases, such as a single crown, to several weeks (medium term) for cases such as inlays, onlays and veneers. Provisionals are required for several months (long-term) for complex cases, such as full mouth reconstruction.
How are temporary crowns made?
They can be done using a direct or indirect technique. A direct technique is performed chairside (in the mouth) by your dentist. An indirect technique requires taking a mold (with putty or an intraoral scanner) of your mouth and making your temporaries outside your mouth and/or in an external laboratory.
When provisionals will need to be used for the long term or as diagnostic tools, laboratory-made provisionals are generally better because their materials provide greater strength and are more resistant to wear and discoloration.
As they more closely resemble the final result of treatment, lab-made temporaries also give you and your dentist a more accurate idea of whether you will be able – or want – to live with permanent restorations in this shape, design and fit.
If your permanent restorations are fabricated in an external dental laboratory, the dentist will make a mold of the teeth to be restored. Molds or digital images of your smile are sent to the laboratory, where a three-dimensional simulation of the desired aesthetic proposal or smile restoration is made.
Temporary prostheses made on a 3D printer in our dental laboratory
3D-printed provisionals in the light-hardening phase
The planning is returned to your dentist so that you can approve the shape, contours and appearance of the proposed treatment together with him. Once the treatment has been approved, your teeth are prepared for the final restorations.
Once the provisionals have been made, your dentist will install the teeth using a temporary cement (glue).
If changes need to be made to the bite or shape of the temporary crown, these can also be made at any time.
Materials used in provisional prostheses
Temporary restorations can be made using different materials. We will select the most suitable material for you, based on your treatment plan and taking into account how long you will need to wear it.
The materials used in the dental office to make provisional restorations include prefabricated acrylic (plastic) crowns, self-curing resins, light-curing resins, bisacrylic resins, composite resins, ceramics and, more recently, resins for 3D printing and resins for computerized milling.
Temporaries made in the laboratory are generally made of acrylic, but the ones we use most (at ImpLArt Clinic) are 3D-printed and those made by milling machines.
Materials for a temporary tooth should be strong, wear-resistant, natural-looking, with good color stability, easily adjustable and capable of producing temporaries with a good fit along the gum line.
Placing and removing provisionals
It’s very important that your provisionals are secure and stable in place. If they fall out, the prepared teeth can shift position and this can cause a change in the way the final and permanent restorations fit together.
Therefore, if your temporary falls out or you have a problem, call your dentist to schedule a brief appointment to have it re-cemented or replaced. Temporary crowns are typically bonded using temporary cement.
The temporary cements that dentists use generally have a soft, creamy consistency and come with a modifier used to loosen the cement when removing them.
When the temporaries are loose enough, your dentist will use finger pressure or an instrument such as tweezers to carefully remove them.
Can the provisional fall? Can it break?
When a temporary crown breaks, it should be replaced quickly. Both to protect the tooth below the crown and to avoid the aesthetic discomfort of having a broken tooth.
How much do temporary prostheses cost?
Generally, there is no separate charge for temporaries, as temporary restorations are a necessary part of many dental treatment procedures.
However, the cost of the temporary depends on different factors, including whether they were made in the dental office by the dentistor created by an external laboratory, the materials used to make them, the types and number of adjustments that may be needed, whether the temporaries are for one tooth or several.
An important cost consideration is how long the temporaries need to be in the mouth. For example, if the temporary is a denture or bridge with a dental implant, it may need to remain in place for six months to a year.
This is sometimes called a “long-term” temporary. In addition, if provisionals are used for aesthetics only, the dental insurance will generally not cover the costs associated with them.
For a more specific estimate, you should discuss the figures with your dentist in consultation. For example, consider that most cases of oral rehabilitation or smile design involve diagnostic planning in order to determine the best way to improve a person’s smile.
Dentists usually charge for this service, and these models can later be used to create temporaries.
How to use temps to view Smile Test Drives
As well as serving a functional purpose, temporary restorations also offer a preview of the final treatment result. If necessary, you can ask your dentist for adjustments to the length of the teeth, shape, color and aesthetics.
Your dentist will technically adjust the temporaries for optimal comfort and functionality, as well as testing your ability to speak naturally. When you and the dentist are satisfied, a new impression will be taken of the 3D-print-approved temporary restorations.
The prototype model of your approved temporaries will then be sent to the dental laboratory, where your final restorations will be fabricated according to this “model”.
In our clinic this is even easier as we work with computerized technologies, so all you have to do is reprint the projected tooth in the new definitive material, whether it’s vitroceramic porcelain or dental zirconia.
In certain clinical situations, temporary restorations can be used to visualize the final results without wearing down the teeth. If you decide that the proposed treatment is not suitable for you, neither you nor your dentist will commit to wearing down the tooth.
In other situations (if there is tooth decay), your teeth should be restored before the temporary ones are made.
Smile test drive
Smile test drive or teeth mockup
A trial smile is a removable acrylic device used during the pre-treatment phase to give you and the dental team a clearer understanding of the expectations for the final result.
To allow you to see the potential result of the proposed restoration in three-dimensional form, a diagnostic wax-up is created and a removable test smile that you can wear in your mouth is made with this wax-up.
In our clinic, this result is planned using computerized models. An experimental smile is made from 3D-printed acrylic.
Once modeled and fabricated, the experimental smile is placed in the mouth. This allows you to instantly visualize, feel and test the result of your new smile with temporary teeth before undergoing permanent tooth preparation.
If you like the expected result, you can choose to continue with the treatment plan. After accepting the treatment, the next step is to get temporaries for the teeth involved.
Temporary prostheses: concerns, care and travel considerations
Provisionals are designed to restore teeth, usually for a short temporary period.
Although today’s temps are realistic, natural and durable, it’s common for some people to have problems with their temps.
Common concerns with temps include:
Temporaries can have a rough feeling that can be irritating to your tongue.
They fall easily.
Teeth with temporary crowns are more sensitive to heat and cold.
It’s harder to chew.
You’re not happy with the way the temps look.
Temporaries can cause bad breath if they are not cleaned properly.
Take care of your provisionals
To face as few problems as possible with your temporary teeth, following the care instructions below can be helpful:
Don’t eat or drink anything hot for at least an hour after your temporaries have been fitted.
So if you feel sensitivity in your gum tissue and teeth, take a mild painkiller and anti-inflammatory according to the instructions. Call your dentist if the discomfort doesn’t subside or gets worse.
Rinse with warm water and salt (1/2 teaspoon of salt in a four-ounce glass) for a few days after placing the temporary to help reduce gum sensitivity.
Avoid sticky foods such as toffee, caramel or chewing gum, as they can dislodge the temporary product.
When brushing your teeth, use a soft-bristled brush to gently massage the gum tissue.
Still floss daily, but pull the floss along the sides of your teeth instead of upwards.
To avoid breakages, don’t chew hard substances such as nuts, ice, peanuts or pencils. If possible, chew on the opposite side of your mouth.
I’m going on a trip and I still have temporary crowns, what should I do?
Depending on the procedure you are undergoing, it may be necessary to remain in São Paulo until the end of a stage of the work or until the final conclusion (rapid treatments in DayClinic).
During this treatment you may need (or want) to wear temporaries / temporary teeth.
Also make sure you discuss this with your dentist before starting any procedure, so that he can schedule the fabrication of your temporaries in time for your trip.
Satisfactory temporaries are especially important when travelling away from the dentist, as it can be more difficult to see the dentist if there are problems with fit, function or the temporary falling out.
Also, if you’re planning a vacation or business trip, complete any necessary dental work before you leave.
If this isn’t possible and you need to use provisional or temporary teeth, let your dentist know your travel plans as far in advance as possible, as this may affect the type of temporaries he will make for you and the strength of the cement used to adhere them.
Before your departure, schedule a preventive check of your temporaries to minimize the possibility of dental emergencies while you’re away.
Do you have no time to waste? Do you run all day, from work to home, from home to work? Do you live in another city? You may need day clinic treatment.
Do you need to start dental treatment, but due to lack of time you can’t afford to visit the dentist? Are you putting off getting a dental implant or replacing your dentures with fullimplants?
Dayclinic: Dental Treatments during the day, in a few hours or days
Dental Day Clinic Dental Spa by ImplArt
Fast and comfortable dental treatment
The simplest solution is to opt for the Dental Day Clinic, or ImplArt Dental Spa, where you can carry out as many dental procedures as possible in just one day at one appointment.This way, patients can set aside a day in their schedule or a few days in a week to dedicate to dental treatment, without it taking months to complete.
Procedures and visits are carried out in such a way that they don’t affect your day-to-day life, reducing the time you spend at the dentist. Sometimes we schedule quick DayClinic treatments for special dates such as weddings, Valentine’sDay or the end of the year.
These are, for example, the procedures that can best be carried out at the Dental Day Clinic. However, we can virtually carry out treatments in all dental specialties, just by planning ahead. In the case of braces (orthodontics), we can schedule quick treatments with specific braces, but in this case we are talking about months of treatment and not days.
The best way to define what will be done is to have a prior plan based on the patient’s needs and wishes. In this way, the dentist will define the sequence of procedures and how they should be carried out.
The Day Clinic is only possible because ImplArt has a complete structure, so that patients don’t need to go to other addresses to complete their treatment. The durability of treatments carried out quickly in a Day Clinic is the same as that of a treatment carried out at a normal pace.
Complete structure for your Day Clinic
ImplArt has its own dental laboratory within the clinic, which certainly facilitates the rapid completion of work while maintaining high quality materials. The laboratory’s focus is on using high-tech materials such as zirconia and special porcelains by means of computerized Cad/Cam projects and execution by 3D tooth printers.
Another facility is that radiological examinations can be carried out in the clinic, thanks to our digital radiology center. Panoramic radiographs and CT scans with real-time results help with rapid diagnosis and the appropriate course of action.
Another novelty at Implart is sedation dentistry, where the patient remains relaxed throughout the procedure. They are best suited to people who are afraid of going to the dentist, of dental treatment or of the famous “dentist’s machine”, the motor. For patients with health problems that require care, we can schedule a Day Clinic at the hospital (*valid for some types of treatment).
Contact us to find out if your case can be treated in a Day Clinic. Radiological examinations can be carried out instantly at ImplArt. Contact us to find out if your case can be treated in a Day Clinic, as well as treatment plans, prices and deadlines.
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