During the first phase of the surgical procedure, we will insert a dental implant into your jawbone under the gum and sew up the wound. This is followed by the healing phase, when the implant is fixed in the bone. This phase lasts approximately 3-6 months. Once the tissue has healed, the second part of the procedure takes place - the application of a healing roller to shape the surrounding gum. In the next visit, we will then take an impression of the crown part, which is then attached to the implant. After the insertion of dental implants, it is necessary to regularly visit a dental hygienist twice a year and maintain proper oral hygiene. Implants can be more expensive than other types of replacement teeth and are not covered by health insurance. However, in most cases, these are only one-time costs compared to other methods of replacing missing teeth.