When clinically appropriate, a failing tooth can be gently removed and replaced with a metal-free ceramic implant during the same visit. This advanced approach preserves natural bone and soft tissue, reduces total treatment time, and allows for faster, more comfortable healing—often with fewer appointments.
By placing the implant at the time of extraction, the jawbone remains stimulated and facial contours are better maintained. Guided by 3D imaging, digital planning, and laser-assisted techniques, immediate placement represents a modern, biologic standard of care designed to restore function and esthetics with maximum precision and minimal disruption.
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It is the placement of a ceramic implant during the same visit in which a failing tooth is removed.
No. It is considered only when the extraction site, bone, soft tissue, and implant stability meet the clinical requirements.
The dentist uses an examination, health history, and 3D imaging to assess the site and develop a treatment plan.
This information is educational and does not replace an examination or individualized dental advice.
Doctor-informed guidance on ceramic implants, biologic healing, and treatment planning.
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