Dental ImplantMost preferred
For a single missing tooth, a titanium implant post replaces the natural root without affecting neighboring teeth — the most permanent, natural-feeling solution available.
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Missing Teeth Treatments
Permanent and natural solutions for missing teeth.
From a single missing tooth to full-arch tooth loss — dental implants, All-on-Four, zygomatic implants, and modern prosthesis options give you a strong, aesthetic, and long-lasting smile. Your treatment plan is tailored specifically for you using digital CT imaging and expert dentist evaluation.
%98+Implant success rate
Same sessionFixed teeth (All-on-4)
12 monthsInterest-free installments
%98+Implant success rate
Why it matters
What happens if a missing tooth goes untreated?
A missing tooth is not just an aesthetic concern. Untreated tooth gaps gradually affect the jawbone and neighboring teeth, leading to more serious problems over time. Early treatment is both easier and more cost-effective.
Jawbone loss
Once the stimulation from the tooth root is gone, the jawbone in that area begins to deteriorate — making treatment increasingly difficult as it progresses.
Tooth shifting
Neighboring teeth tilt into the gap and the opposing tooth over-erupts, disrupting your bite and causing crowding.
Chewing and digestion
Missing teeth reduce chewing efficiency; food is not properly broken down, placing extra strain on your digestive system.
Aesthetics, speech, and confidence
Visible tooth loss affects your smile and the pronunciation of certain sounds, reducing social self-confidence.
Treatment options
Treatments available for missing teeth
We work with you to determine the best approach based on your needs, the number of missing teeth, and the condition of your jawbone. Visit each treatment's detailed page for comprehensive information.
All-on-FourFull arch · 4 implants
Restore a complete arch with just 4 implants. In most cases, you leave the clinic the same day with temporary fixed teeth.
Learn moreAll-on-SixFull arch · 6 implants
For jaws that require greater support, 6 implants provide an even more balanced and durable full-arch fixed solution.
Learn moreZygomatic ImplantAdvanced bone loss
For upper jaws with severe bone loss, special implants anchored to the cheekbone (zygoma) restore fixed teeth without the need for bone grafting.
Learn moreDental ProsthesisFixed and removable
Bridge, full denture, and partial denture options for those who prefer non-surgical or more accessible solutions; implant-supported prostheses offer superior comfort.
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Decision guide
Which treatment is right for you?
The right approach depends on the number of missing teeth, your jawbone density, overall health, and expectations. A brief overview:
One or a few missing teeth
Without wearing down neighboring teeth, a dental implant is the healthiest and most permanent option to fill the gap.
No teeth remaining / extensive tooth loss
All-on-Four or All-on-Six provides a fixed, full-arch restoration — stabilizing the entire jaw with just a few implants.
Advanced jawbone loss
A zygomatic implant is an effective solution for advanced cases, delivering fixed teeth without requiring bone grafting.
Prefer no surgery / looking for an accessible option
Bridge and denture alternatives are evaluated for patients who want a non-surgical, more accessible treatment path.
Treatment process
How does missing teeth treatment proceed?
We are with you every step of the way — from your first consultation to receiving your permanent teeth.
Consultation
An intraoral examination and digital 3D CT scan are used to assess the condition of your jawbone and teeth.
Treatment plan
The most suitable method, timeline, and payment options are clearly outlined in a plan tailored to you.
Procedure
The implant or prosthesis procedure is performed in a sterile environment, comfortably and with minimal discomfort.
Healing and permanent teeth
After the healing period, your permanent teeth are placed; regular check-ups ensure long-lasting results.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about missing teeth treatment
Is missing teeth treatment painful?
No. Implant and prosthesis procedures are performed under local anesthesia — you will not feel pain during the procedure. For patients with dental anxiety, we also offer sedation for a comfortable experience.
How long does missing teeth treatment take?
The duration varies by treatment type. For a single implant, the surgical procedure itself is brief; the implant then requires an average of 2–3 months to integrate with the jawbone. With methods like All-on-Four, temporary fixed teeth are typically placed the same day.
Are dental implants or dentures better?
A dental implant is the closest option to a natural tooth root — the most permanent choice that also preserves the jawbone. Dentures are suitable for those who prefer a non-surgical or more accessible solution. Which is right for you becomes clear after an examination and CT scan.
How much does missing teeth treatment cost?
Treatment cost is determined on an individual basis according to the method used, number of implants, and materials selected. The exact figure is confirmed after your consultation — contact us to book an appointment.
How long do dental implants last?
With regular oral care and periodic check-ups, implants can last many years — in most cases, a lifetime. The crown placed on the implant may be renewed over time, but the implant itself remains stable.
I am only missing one tooth — is treatment really necessary?
Yes, it is recommended. Even a single gap can cause neighboring teeth to shift and lead to bone loss in that area over time. Early intervention makes treatment easier and more straightforward.
Consultation for your missing teeth.
Let us find the most suitable treatment for you together. Accurate diagnosis through examination and digital CT imaging, with a smooth treatment experience.
