Dongtan Implants: What to Judge By — Points to Check

1. How Is the Diagnosis Done — Is There 3D (CT)?

The success of an implant depends more on the diagnosis before placement than on the placement technique itself. How much jawbone remains, and how close it is to the nerve canal or maxillary sinus, cannot be seen well enough from a flat X-ray alone. It helps to ask whether they check with 3D (CT) and explain it together on screen.

2. Is the Plan Specific When Bone Is Insufficient?

If a tooth was left missing for a long time after extraction, or gum disease has progressed, the bone may be insufficient. In that case bone grafting or a sinus lift may be performed alongside, and what matters is whether the phrase 'the bone is insufficient' is followed by a specific explanation of the scope, sequence, and duration of the reinforcement.

3. What Does the Quote Include?

Even for the same 'one implant,' a price comparison does not hold unless you know whether it includes diagnosis, the prosthetic, and follow-up checks, or only the fixture placement. It is clearer to check separately whether bone grafting is included, the cost through the final prosthetic, and follow-up checks. Non-covered treatment fees differ by clinic and can be checked in the posted non-covered fee notice within the clinic.

FAQ

Q. Where can I compare implant prices in Dongtan?

A. Non-covered treatment fees can be set differently by each clinic, so a uniform comparison is difficult. It is more accurate to check each clinic's in-clinic non-covered fee notice together with what is included (diagnosis, bone graft, prosthetic, follow-up).

Q. Can I still get an implant if I do not have enough bone?

A. There are cases where the procedure is done after reinforcing the bone with a bone graft or sinus lift. Whether it is possible and how it is done are decided after a 3D diagnosis.

Dongtan Dental Clinic · at a glance

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