Dental Implantology in Olbia: Solutions for Every Type of Tooth Loss

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Have you lost one or more teeth? Dental implantology restores both function and aesthetics, with different solutions depending on your individual situation.

On this page, you’ll find a clear overview of each type of implant treatment. From here, you can explore the option that is most suitable for your case.

Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual, using digital technologies and with constant attention to patient comfort.

Our Dental Implant Solutions in Olbia

There is no single solution to tooth loss. The right treatment depends on the number of missing teeth, the amount of available bone and your desired recovery time.

Here are the four main treatment options we offer at Olbia Dental Studio

Immediate-Load Implants: Fixed Teeth in 24 Hours

With immediate loading, the implant and temporary prosthesis are fitted on the same day. You are never left without teeth.

It is the most popular solution for those who want fast results and a single surgical procedure, rather than a treatment plan lasting several months

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Post-Extraction Implants: A Single Procedure for Tooth Extraction and Implant Placement

If a tooth needs to be removed due to infection or trauma, we can place the implant immediately after extraction. One surgical appointment instead of two separate treatment stages.

This technique reduces the overall treatment time and limits bone resorption in the treated area.

Ideal candidate: single teeth that cannot be saved, with the surrounding bone still healthy.

Full-Arch Implantology: Full-Arch Rehabilitation

When almost all the teeth in a dental arch are missing, 4–6 strategically placed implants can support a full fixed prosthesis.

It is a long-term solution for people who have worn removable dentures for years and want stable teeth, without adhesives or daily discomfort.

Full-arch treatment can also be performed using the immediate loading technique when bone conditions allow.

Zygomatic Implants: A Solution for Patients with Insufficient Bone

Some patients do not have enough upper jaw bone for traditional implants. Zygomatic implants are anchored more deeply into the cheekbone

This technique avoids complex bone grafting procedures and additional waiting times. It is suitable for more challenging cases where other solutions are not feasible.

Pterygoid Implants: If You Have Insufficient Bone in the Back of the Upper Jaw

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e place them at an angle of around 45°, behind the roots of the upper molars, anchoring them to the pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone: genuine “bone pillars” that remain stable over time and are not affected by resorption.

This way, you can receive a fixed prosthesis with multiple dental crowns even if the posterior bone has undergone severe atrophy, allowing rehabilitation of the entire upper arch.

Juxta-osseous Implants: A Different Solution

Juxta-osseous implants follow a completely different logic from those seen so far. Instead of using long implants to reach areas where the bone is sufficiently solid, a titanium framework – a “saddle” – is created, shaped to the specific form of the atrophic bone as detected by a 3D CT scan.

This scan allows us to study the patient’s bone anatomy precisely and design a custom-made framework even before the procedure. Once ready, the saddle is placed on the bone and secured with osteosynthesis mini-screws.

Titanium abutments protrude from the framework through the gum: the crowns are then cemented or screwed onto these.

Our Digital Protocol for Dental Implantology

Every implant procedure begins with careful digital planning, designed to reduce risks and recovery times.

3D Diagnostics and Personalised Planning

We use our Carestream CBCT scanner and intraoral scanners to assess the available bone precisely. This technology allows us to perform computer-guided implant surgery: we digitally plan the position of each implant before even entering the operating theatre, for a safer and more predictable procedure.

The 3D-printed surgical guide ensures millimetre-precise positioning of each implant.

Conscious Sedation for a Stress-Free Experience

Many patients put off implant treatment for fear of pain. With conscious sedation, the procedure becomes a calm and relaxed experience.

Our anaesthetists oversee every stage, ensuring a comfortable post-operative period from the very first hours.

Il Dr. Carlo Ledda, Direttore Sanitario di Olbia Dental Studio

Who Performs the Implant Procedures

The Dr Carlo Ledda, the practice’s Medical Director, has specialised in advanced bone regeneration techniques, zygomatic implants and digitally guided surgery, including training at the University of Innsbruck. He complements this with an interdisciplinary approach, overseeing gnathological diagnosis and the functional integration of the prosthesis, and follows each patient from the first visit through to post-operative check-ups.

How Much Does a Dental Implant Cost in Olbia

The cost varies depending on the number of implants, the amount of bone and the materials chosen for the final prosthesis.

We offer interest-free financing and personalised payment plans, as well as the 19% tax deduction for medical expenses.

For an accurate estimate for your case, the first visit always includes a detailed quote with no surprises.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Implants in Olbia

Does implant surgery hurt?

No. Thanks to local anaesthesia and, when requested, conscious sedation, the procedure is painless.

How long do dental implants last?

With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, implants can last a lifetime.

Can I have implants if I have little bone?

Yes. There are dedicated solutions, such as zygomatic implants or guided bone regeneration techniques.

What is the difference between the various implant techniques?

Each technique meets a different need: the number of missing teeth, the amount of bone and the desired recovery time. The first visit identifies the solution best suited to you.