54 Bokserska St, unit U1, 02-690 Warsaw, Mokotów
Implants can restore one missing tooth, several teeth or a whole arch. Depending on the situation, we make a crown, a bridge on implants or a restoration of all the teeth.
An implant replaces the tooth's root, giving a stable restoration and comfort every day. Even if many years have passed since the tooth was lost, treatment is often possible — with bone reconstruction where needed.
We choose the best solution individually, based on an examination and a CBCT scan.
A finished tooth — the implant together with the crown — costs from 7 000 zł.
The consultation with a 3D scan costs 550 zł: 200 zł for the consultation and 350 zł for the scan.
After the consultation you receive the whole treatment plan — stages, dates and costs — before we begin treatment.
What patients write (in Polish)
Przyszłam, ponieważ od dawna czułam się źle ze swoim uśmiechem - szczególnie ze stłuczonym górnym łukiem. Pan Doktor Daniel dokładnie przedstawił mi wszystkie możliwości. Odpowiedział na moje pytania i omówił nie tylko ogólne kwestie estetyczne, ale przede wszystkim aspekty dopasowane do mnie. Ogromna wiedza i doświadczenie. Serdecznie polecam!
Doktor przyjął mnie w gabinecie Allsmiles, który już od samego wejścia robi wrażenie nie tylko wyglądem, ale również wesołą atmosferą wśród pracowników. Wizyta rozpoczęła się punktualnie. Doktor bardzo profesjonalnie i jednocześnie zrozumiale wytłumaczył moją sytuację. Bardzo serdecznie polecam!
What patients write (in Polish)
Do dr. Mikołaja trafiłam z ogromnym bagażem — wieloletnią, bardzo silną traumą i dużym zakresem leczenia. Sam fakt, że w ogóle zdecydowałam się rozpocząć leczenie, był dla mnie ogromnym krokiem. Dziś, po kilku miesiącach, mogę powiedzieć coś, w co jeszcze rok temu naprawdę nie uwierzyłabym — chodziłam do dentysty bez strachu. Bez stresu, bez paniki, bez odkładania kolejnej wizyty w nieskończoność. To dla mnie coś znacznie większego niż samo zakończenie leczenia. Dr Mikołaj od początku wykazał się ogromną empatią, cierpliwością i zrozumieniem. Nigdy nie czułam się oceniana ani zawstydzana. Ogromnie ważne było dla mnie również podejście pani Ilony i pani Kasi — ich spokój, ciepło i życzliwość sprawiały, że czułam się bezpiecznie na każdej wizycie. Całe leczenie zostało bardzo dobrze zaplanowane i przeprowadzone w ciągu kilku miesięcy. A ja, zamiast bać się każdej kolejnej wizyty, zaczęłam przychodzić z poczuciem, że jestem w dobrych rękach. Jestem ogromnie wdzięczna całemu zespołowi.
Serdecznie polecam Pana Doktora! Jestem bardzo zadowolony z efektu plastyki dziąseł. Mój uśmiech wygląda jednolicie, a zęby teraz są dużo większe. Z całego serca polecam!
An implant is a small titanium screw placed in the bone of the upper or lower jaw. It replaces the root of the lost tooth and, like that root, stays hidden under the gum. On top of it we fit the visible part, the crown.
Several missing teeth next to each other we can restore with a bridge on implants. Unlike a conventional bridge, it does not require grinding down the healthy teeth beside the gap. Nor does every missing tooth need its own implant. Where the bone is in good condition, two implants can carry a bridge restoring three teeth, which can make the treatment simpler and cheaper.
A whole arch — upper or lower — we can restore on a few implants, for example on four.
This is a list of typical situations we take into account before implant placement. It does not automatically mean that an implant cannot be placed. We make the final decision individually, on the basis of the examination, the scan and your general health.
We place implants made of medical-grade titanium, in a size matched to the bone on the basis of the scan. How long treatment lasts, however, is not decided by the implant alone. Equally important are proper qualification, the way the procedure is carried out, and how the implant is checked and used in the years that follow.
After that, daily hygiene and regular check-ups matter enormously. With implants this is especially important, because an implant is not a living tooth and does not always give symptoms the way a natural tooth does. Problems can develop without noticeable pain – particularly as an implant does not lose its stability (does not move) until the condition is already very advanced and may require removing the implant. That is why regular check-ups let us detect problems early enough.
In most cases nothing in particular happens to an implant for many years — it stays in the bone and does its job as before. It cannot be guaranteed, however, that after 10 or 20 years everything will look exactly the same.
With age, the tissues around implants naturally change. Among other things, the bone may gradually shrink, the gum line may change, and so may the bite. The pace of these processes is individual and depends on many factors, so it is impossible to predict in advance exactly what a particular patient's situation will look like in fifteen years.
That is why regular checks of the implant's condition matter more than a promise that it will "last a lifetime". Check-ups let us monitor the bone level, the condition of the gums and how the crown is working, and react early enough if something worrying begins to happen.
It is also worth remembering that the implant and the crown are two different things. The implant itself can stay in the bone for many years without needing replacement, while the crown may in time need repairing, replacing or refreshing.
That is why during treatment we record the model, size and batch of the implant used in your notes. This information may matter in ten, twenty or more years, should a repair or replacement of parts of the restoration ever be needed.
Restoring a single tooth from start to finish – the implant together with the crown – costs from 7 000 zł here. The amount does not include a bone graft, should one be needed. We quote the whole thing rather than the screw alone, because a screw on its own is not a tooth and that number misleads.
| Implant consultation without a 3D scan | from 200 złif you bring your own recent CBCT scan |
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| Implant consultation with a 3D scan | 550 złconsultation 200 zł + the required 3D scan (CBCT) 350 zł |
| Placing the implant | from 3 500 złanaesthetic, the procedure itself, the surgical guide and the follow-up visits – all included |
| Crown on the implant | from 3 500 złporcelain or zirconia – the material follows the position and condition of the tooth |
| Bone graft | from 1 000 zła conditional item – only if the scan shows it is needed |
| Extracting the tooth at immediate implant placement | from 600 złwhen the tooth is still in place and the implant goes in straight away |
The cost of implant treatment depends above all on the situation in the mouth and the scope of treatment needed:
You learn the exact cost before treatment begins — after the consultation and the scan we present the whole plan, with the individual stages and their prices.
The amounts given are indicative and do not constitute an offer within the meaning of Article 66 of the Polish Civil Code. You learn the final quote after the scan, before treatment begins.
An implant is not the best solution in every situation. If the neighbouring teeth need crowns anyway, or conditions in the mouth do not allow implant placement to be done safely, a bridge may be a simpler, more cost-effective and more sensible solution. At the consultation we compare the options available and tell you plainly which solution will be best in your case — before we begin treatment.
| Implant | Bridge | |
|---|---|---|
| Neighbouring teeth | Implant stay untouched | Bridge have to be filed down for crowns |
| Durability | Implant Fifteen years or more with good hygiene and regular check-ups | Bridge Fifteen years or more with good hygiene and regular check-ups |
| Bone | Implant The implant transfers load to the bone and helps limit bone loss where the tooth was lost | Bridge The bone under the span may gradually shrink — a slow process that takes place over years |
| Treatment time | Implant Usually 4–8 months – this may differ in cases that require bone or gum to be rebuilt | Bridge Usually 2–3 weeks – provided the surrounding area is stable (the teeth are healthy and at least 6 weeks have passed since any extraction) |
| Cost | Implant From 7 000 zł per tooth | Bridge From 10 500 zł for a bridge of three teeth |
| When it is the better choice | Implant A single missing tooth, healthy neighbouring teeth, good conditions for implant placement | Bridge The neighbouring teeth need crowns anyway, a quick result is needed, implant placement is contraindicated, or a bridge is more cost-effective |
The whole process usually takes 4 to 8 months, but most of that time is healing rather than further appointments. Placing the implant itself usually takes 45–90 minutes.
If there is still a damaged tooth, or one that cannot be saved, where the implant is planned, it has to be removed first. Whenever conditions allow, we place the implant at the same appointment, straight after the extraction – and most often that is what happens. In other cases the extraction site first has to heal, or the bone has to be rebuilt — then treatment takes longer.
The overall length of the process also depends on whether a bone graft is needed and which jaw the implant goes into. In the lower jaw the bone usually heals faster than in the upper jaw.
All appointments are led by Daniel Domański, DDS, MSc, and Mikołaj Kisiel, DDS — from the consultation and treatment planning to seating the crown.
We talk about what you expect, examine your mouth and take a 3D scan. On the screen, together with Daniel or Mikołaj, you look at the site of the missing tooth and we check how much bone there is and what the conditions are for placing an implant. Nothing hurts — at this appointment we do not drill, place anything or remove anything.
Nothing hurts – we are not drilling and not placing anything.
You receive an individual treatment plan that in our view best fits your situation — setting out the successive stages, dates and costs. If in your case there is also an alternative that achieves a good result at a lower cost, we present it as a second option and explain how it differs from the recommended plan. At this stage we do not do anything yet — you make the decision to start treatment calmly at home.
Nothing happens in the surgery at this stage – you make the decision at home.
This is a conditional stage — we carry it out only when it is needed. If the scan shows that there is too little bone where the implant is planned, we can rebuild it to create the right conditions for placing the implant. If there is still a tooth at the planned site that cannot be saved, it will have to be removed. Depending on the conditions, we can sometimes place the implant at the same appointment, and sometimes the extraction site first has to be allowed to heal. The procedure is done under local anaesthetic. Swelling may last for a few days — you receive detailed aftercare instructions and a number to call with any questions or concerns.
Surgery under local anaesthetic. There may be swelling for a few days – you get aftercare instructions and a number to call with any questions.
We place the implant under local anaesthetic, then protect the site and leave it to heal. During the procedure you feel mainly pressure, not pain. If dental procedures make you anxious, tell us before we start — we will adjust the pace of work and take breaks if you need them. If the implant is in a visible place, before the procedure we agree with you how the missing tooth will be temporarily replaced while it heals. That way you do not have to go without a tooth in everyday life. If the gap is in a part of the mouth not visible when you smile, a temporary restoration may not be needed.
You feel pressure during it, not pain. If you are anxious about procedures, tell us beforehand – we will adjust the pace and the breaks.
During this time the implant fuses with the bone and gradually stabilises where it was placed. During healing you carry on as normal — you can work and return to everyday activities in line with the aftercare instructions. Usually by the next day you feel nothing in particular and can go about your day normally. For the first few days you may only notice slight tenderness at the site. About a week after the procedure we see you for a short check-up. We check the implant site and, if stitches were placed, remove them. In selected cases the recommendations may differ, but you will be told before the procedure.
After a few days you feel nothing in particular.
We uncover the implant and fit a healing abutment, which shapes the gum around the future crown over about 2 weeks.
A short procedure under local anaesthetic.
We take digital scans, and from those the technician prepares an individually fitted crown — taking into account the shape of the teeth, the bite and the gum shaped beforehand.
We try the crown in, check its fit and the bite, and then seat it permanently. We also show you how to look after the implant and the crown properly day to day. From that day you can bite normally and use your new tooth.
Under local anaesthetic. From that day you bite normally.
Will I be without a tooth in the meantime? If the gap is in a visible place, you do not have to go without a tooth. For front teeth, before the procedure we agree with you on a suitable temporary restoration for the healing period — usually a temporary crown or a small denture. This solution is intended mainly for the healing period and is not for biting hard things, but it fills the gap and lets you speak, work and smile normally. If the gap is in a part of the mouth that is not visible, a temporary restoration may not be needed.
After ten years about 95% of implants remain in the bone – that is the finding of a review of eighteen studies¹. Our observations are similar.
¹ Source: Howe MS, Keys W, Richards D, “Long-term (10-year) dental implant survival: a systematic review and sensitivity meta-analysis”, Journal of Dentistry 2019;84:9–21. This is survival – the implant still being in the bone – not freedom from complications.
Implant treatment is predictable, but as with any medical procedure there is a risk of complications.
Titanium remains the standard: it has the longest clinical record and the best documented integration with bone. We consider zirconia above all for people with a confirmed sensitivity to metals, and where the gum is thin and a greyish shadow from titanium would show through.
The limits of zirconia are concrete: fewer prosthetic options, a shorter history of observation and a higher price. For most gaps at the back of the mouth it offers no advantage that could be justified.
We know that the cost of comprehensive treatment can be a significant expense, which is why we make it possible to pay for treatment in instalments through MediRaty.
You can submit the application directly at our practice – we help you through the whole process, and the credit decision usually arrives the same day.
This lets you begin your planned treatment without paying the whole cost at once. The financing terms are set individually, and you learn the details before making a decision.
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The procedure is done under local anaesthetic – during it you feel pressure, not pain. For the first few days afterwards there may be slight swelling or tenderness, but usually by the next day you feel nothing in particular and can return to your everyday activities and training. You receive detailed instructions and a number to call if anything worries you. If you are anxious about procedures, tell us before we start – we will adjust the pace of work and take breaks if you need them.
It cannot be guaranteed that every implant will integrate with the bone. After ten years about 95% of implants remain in the bone. That is a statistic, not a guarantee for an individual patient. Above, we describe how we reduce the risk and what we do if an implant does not take.
Go to the section on riskRestoring one tooth, i.e. the implant together with the crown, costs from 7 000 zł: from 3 500 zł for placing the implant and from 3 500 zł for the crown. If a bone graft is needed, the cost of that procedure is added. You learn the exact cost before treatment begins.
Go to the price breakdownYes. Not every missing tooth needs its own implant. Several missing teeth next to each other can be restored with a bridge on implants – where the bone is in good condition, two implants can carry a bridge restoring three teeth. That way the cost of treatment does not grow in proportion to the number of missing teeth.
Usually 4 to 8 months. Most of that time is the healing period, not further appointments. Treatment can be shorter when the bone is in good condition and the implant goes into the lower jaw. It takes longer when a bone graft is needed or the treatment is in the upper jaw.
Not always – the scan decides. If there is too little bone, we can rebuild it to create the right conditions for placing the implant. It is a conditional stage – we carry it out only when it is really needed. At the first appointment the dentist explains whether it will be necessary in your case and how it will affect the length and cost of treatment.
If the gap is in a visible place, you do not have to go without a tooth. For the healing period we agree with you in advance on a suitable temporary restoration – usually a temporary crown or a small denture. It is not for biting hard things, but it fills the gap and lets you speak and smile normally.
No. Neither dental implants nor crowns on implants are reimbursed by the NFZ for adult patients.
If the implant integrates properly with the bone, usually nothing in particular happens to it for many years. The same applies to a properly made crown – there is no set point at which it has to be replaced as a matter of course. Over time, however, the tissues around the implant change. Like the whole body, the bone and gums are subject to natural ageing. The bone may gradually shrink, and the tissues holding the implant may change over time under the influence of age, hygiene, the bite or other individual factors. That is why it is impossible to predict what an implant will look like in 10 or 20 years in a particular person. With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, however, it most often works for many years without the implant itself or the crown needing to be replaced.
Yes. You receive an implant card – a document recording which implant was placed. It is worth keeping: it will be useful if you are ever treated at another practice in the future.
Often yes – and where conditions allow, it is usually the best solution. We can then place the implant at the same appointment as the extraction. This reduces the number of procedures and makes use of the natural conditions at the site of the removed tooth. It is not always possible, though. What decides is above all the condition of the bone, the conditions at the extraction site and the presence of inflammation. If conditions do not allow the implant to be placed safely straight away, we first remove the tooth, let the tissues heal and only then plan the implant placement.
“Implants without screws” is a colloquial term that can mean several entirely different solutions. Online, under this name you can find, among other things, one-piece implants, solutions without a classic screw connection, or dentures held on snap attachments. It is not one specific treatment method or a separate type of implant. Each of these solutions has different indications and limitations, so rather than going by the name alone, it is worth first establishing what problem we want to solve and which solution will be best in the given case.
Smoking does not rule out implant placement, but it is worth cutting down before the procedure and during healing. Well-controlled diabetes need not be a contraindication either. With unstable diabetes, the condition first has to be brought under control together with your doctor. Whether implant placement is safe in your case we decide on the basis of the examination and your overall health.
While planning treatment you can always reach us by phone – it is often easier to answer your questions and explain the options straight away. If you cannot talk now, leave your number and a convenient time, and we will call you back. You will find the practice at ul. Bokserska 54 in Mokotów. From Wilanów and Ursynów it takes about 15 minutes to reach us. You can leave your car along the street or in the paid car park opposite the building. Buses 138 and 174 also stop nearby.
Consultation 550 zł
ul. Bokserska 54, lokal U1 · Mokotów
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