General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Assessment and plan — Examination, X-ray or CT scan, decision on how many implants are needed.
2. 2Implant placement — Surgical placement of the implant; subsequent instructions and reviews depend on the individual plan.
3. 3Healing (osseointegration) — Surgery is followed by healing and integration of the implant with the bone; the course and timing vary by patient.
4. 4Abutment and crown — After adequate healing, the plan may proceed to an abutment and prosthetic restoration.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Planning and diagnostics — CT scan, bone assessment, design of the full-arch restoration.
2. 2Implant placement — The surgical stage follows the full-arch protocol for which the patient has qualified.
3. 3Temporary restoration — A provisional restoration may be fitted immediately after surgery when the criteria for immediate loading are met.
4. 4Final restoration — After the surgical and provisional stages, the plan proceeds to the definitive prosthetic restoration according to clinical assessment.

Source of this description: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Visits at the clinic: 2

1. 1Tooth preparation — Shaping, impression or scan, temporary crown.
2. 2Laboratory work — A laboratory makes the crown from the impression or scan; the source describes a typical interval of about two weeks.
3. 3Fitting the crown — Try-in, bite adjustment, cementation.

Source of this description: www.leedsth.nhs.uk

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Treatment span: about 12–24 months

1. 1Diagnostics — Photographs, scan or impressions, treatment plan.
2. 2Fitting braces or starting aligners — Fitting braces or starting aligner treatment according to the individual plan.
3. 3Check-ups — Treatment requires regular reviews and adjustments; the orthodontist sets their schedule.
4. 4Retention — After the braces come off: a retainer and periodic check-ups.

Source of this description: aaoinfo.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Filling — The dentist prepares the cavity and selects a filling material for the individual situation.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Visits at the clinic: 1–2

1. 1Cleaning the canals — Opening the tooth, shaping and disinfecting the canals.
2. 2Filling the canals — Most cases are done in one or two appointments.
3. 3Restoring the tooth — After root canal treatment, the tooth may need a filling, crown or another restoration recommended by the dentist.

Source of this description: www.aae.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Hygiene appointment — Professional cleaning may include removing plaque, calculus and stains from tooth surfaces.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Assessment and plan — Examination, X-ray or CT scan, decision on how many implants are needed.
2. 2Implant placement — Surgical placement of the implant; subsequent instructions and reviews depend on the individual plan.
3. 3Healing (osseointegration) — Surgery is followed by healing and integration of the implant with the bone; the course and timing vary by patient.
4. 4Abutment and crown — After adequate healing, the plan may proceed to an abutment and prosthetic restoration.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Planning and diagnostics — CT scan, bone assessment, design of the full-arch restoration.
2. 2Implant placement — The surgical stage follows the full-arch protocol for which the patient has qualified.
3. 3Temporary restoration — A provisional restoration may be fitted immediately after surgery when the criteria for immediate loading are met.
4. 4Final restoration — After the surgical and provisional stages, the plan proceeds to the definitive prosthetic restoration according to clinical assessment.

Source of this description: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Visits at the clinic: 2

1. 1Tooth preparation — Shaping, impression or scan, temporary crown.
2. 2Laboratory work — A laboratory makes the crown from the impression or scan; the source describes a typical interval of about two weeks.
3. 3Fitting the crown — Try-in, bite adjustment, cementation.

Source of this description: www.leedsth.nhs.uk

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Treatment span: about 12–24 months

1. 1Diagnostics — Photographs, scan or impressions, treatment plan.
2. 2Fitting braces or starting aligners — Fitting braces or starting aligner treatment according to the individual plan.
3. 3Check-ups — Treatment requires regular reviews and adjustments; the orthodontist sets their schedule.
4. 4Retention — After the braces come off: a retainer and periodic check-ups.

Source of this description: aaoinfo.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Filling — The dentist prepares the cavity and selects a filling material for the individual situation.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

Visits at the clinic: 1–2

1. 1Cleaning the canals — Opening the tooth, shaping and disinfecting the canals.
2. 2Filling the canals — Most cases are done in one or two appointments.
3. 3Restoring the tooth — After root canal treatment, the tooth may need a filling, crown or another restoration recommended by the dentist.

Source of this description: www.aae.org

General information about the treatment type — not a specific clinic's offer and not medical advice.

1. 1Hygiene appointment — Professional cleaning may include removing plaque, calculus and stains from tooth surfaces.

Source of this description: www.mouthhealthy.org