Dental implants

Single implants, bridges and full-arch All-on-4 and All-on-6.

• Is implant surgery painful?

  Placement is done under local anaesthetic and most patients describe it as easier than an extraction. Mild swelling for two to three days is normal and is managed with routine painkillers.

• How many trips to Tirana do I need?

  Usually two: 3–5 days for the examination and surgery, then 4–6 days for the final crowns after three to four months of healing.

• Are dental implants in Albania safe?

  Yes, when they are placed by an experienced implantologist in a properly equipped clinic. At Dental Oasis Tirana every implant case starts with a CBCT scan, uses internationally certified implant systems, and is planned and documented exactly as it would be in the UK.

• How long do dental implants last?

  With good hygiene and regular check-ups, implants routinely last decades and often for life. The crown or bridge on top is the part that wears; most restorations are replaced after ten to fifteen years, which is normal maintenance rather than a failure.

• What if I don't have enough bone?

  The CBCT scan shows this before anything is booked. Bone grafting, a sinus lift, or angled and short implants let most patients still be treated, occasionally with an extra healing stage.

• Which implant brands do you use?

  We place internationally documented implant systems with a manufacturer lifetime guarantee on the fixture, and we give you the exact reference and passport so any dentist worldwide can service them.

• What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?

  Both replace a full arch of teeth on implants. All-on-4 uses four implants and suits patients with reduced bone; All-on-6 adds two more for extra support, which is often preferred in the upper jaw or for heavier bites. Your CBCT scan decides which is right.

• How much does dental implant treatment cost at your clinic?

  Albanian dental guidelines do not allow clinics to publish prices online. Send photos or an X-ray on WhatsApp and we send a personal costed plan privately, confirmed after your in-clinic examination.

• Do I need a bone graft?

  Only if the scan shows there is not enough bone to hold the implant securely. Grafting is common after long-standing tooth loss and is usually done at the same appointment as implant placement, adding a few months to the healing timeline rather than an extra trip.