Dental implant in Le ChesnayRegaining a fixed, aesthetic, and comfortable tooth

The placement of a dental implant is performed under local anaesthesia and is generally very minimally uncomfortable. Modern digitally-guided implantology techniques allow for precise, minimally invasive surgery that is well-tolerated by the majority of patients.

Yes. A molar is one of the teeth most frequently replaced by a dental implant at the practice. Restoring a missing molar helps preserve chewing efficiency and prevents the shifting of adjacent teeth.

Yes. Replacing an incisor requires particular aesthetic attention: smile analysis, shade selection, and integration of the crown with the gum and adjacent teeth. Digital planning facilitates obtaining a natural result.

After an extraction, several options can be considered: a dental implant, a bridge, or sometimes a removable denture. Dr Murciano conducts a full assessment (clinical, radiological, 3D CBCT scan if necessary) to propose the most suitable solution for your situation.

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth without affecting adjacent teeth. A bridge, on the other hand, relies on adjacent teeth for support. Each solution has its indications: the decision depends on bone condition, the health of neighbouring teeth, and the patient's expectations.

Yes. Multiple implants can support individual crowns or an implant-supported bridge. Each project is studied individually to determine the most suitable configuration.

Dental implants are suitable for most adult patients in good oral health and with sufficient bone volume. A clinical and radiological assessment at the practice will confirm the indication.

Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment and a CBCT 3D scan. Implant placement is then digitally planned and carried out under local anaesthesia. Once the implant has integrated with the bone, a custom-made crown is designed based on a 3Shape digital impression.

The absence of a tooth, even a posterior one, can lead to displacement of neighbouring teeth, progressive bone loss and reduced chewing efficiency. Restoring the balance of the dentition often helps prevent future complications.

An implant should be maintained like a natural tooth: gentle brushing twice a day, use of interdental brushes or floss, and regular check-ups at the practice. Good hygiene is essential for the health of the tissues around the implant.

Yes. Dr Gary Murciano's practice in Le Chesnay is equipped with a CBCT 3D scanner and a 3Shape optical camera to plan each implant treatment with precision.

Yes. The practice welcomes patients from Le Chesnay, Versailles, Parly 2, Rocquencourt, Viroflay, La Celle-Saint-Cloud, and more broadly from across the Yvelines region for their implant treatments.