Medentika

The selection of a dental implant should be based not only on the technical specifications of the product but also on the clinical condition and individual needs of the patient. Each implant can vary in design, material, surface structure, and placement technology.

When choosing an implant, it is recommended to consider the following:

• The quality and volume of the patient’s bone
• Medical history and age factor
• Expected functional and aesthetic outcome
• Long-term prognosis and restoration plan
• Compatibility with the equipment used in the clinic

The right implant choice means convenience for the doctor and successful results for the patient. Therefore, the selection process should always be supported by an individual approach and clinical experience.

Tooth loss doesn’t just affect a person’s appearance—it can also impact their confidence, ability to chew food, and even speech. Many people avoid smiling due to missing teeth, which can lead to self-esteem issues and discomfort in social situations. At Adentta, we offer advanced dental implant solutions that restore not only the look of your smile but also the full function of your mouth.

Dental implants are the closest replacement to natural teeth in both feel and function.Our skilled implantologists assess each patient’s individual needs to create a personalized treatment plan.With the help of premium materials and minimally invasive techniques, we ensure that patients enjoy long-lasting, stable, and natural-looking results. The healing period is short, and most patients can return to normal activities within a few days.

German Engineering and Straumann Group Standards

Medentika products are designed, engineered, and manufactured in Germany and, as such, they share the extremely high quality, consistency, and quality control that the Straumann Group assures and supports in the global implant dentistry market.

The prosthetic products provided by Medentika, which every technician needs to provide to their patient, are compatible with all leading brands of implants, thereby enabling the dental technician to produce a wide range of restorations, even if the original implant was from a different manufacturer.