Immediate Dental Implants
New teeth in one day — even when you were told there isn't enough bone.
Told you don't have enough bone? Living with diabetes or smoking? Had previous implants fail? Immediate implantology anchors the implants into the basal (cortical) bone — a deep, dense layer that does not resorb like ordinary bone. The result: exceptional stability even for patients with severe bone loss, with no complex bone grafting or sinus lift in the vast majority of cases.
In many cases the extraction, implant placement and temporary fixed bridge are all completed in a single day — you arrive in the morning and leave with fixed, natural-looking teeth. Success rates exceed 95% over 10+ years, and the treatment is safe for diabetic patients, smokers and patients with a history of gum disease.
How the treatment works
- 01
Advanced diagnosis
A CT scan and precise simulation build a complete, personalised treatment plan.
- 02
Day-of treatment preparation
Gentle extractions where needed and thorough preparation of the area.
- 03
Basal implant placement
Special implants anchored in the strong, stable basal bone.
- 04
Immediate loading
Within just a few hours you receive a fixed, aesthetic temporary bridge.
- 05
Final rehabilitation
After several months, a permanent bridge crafted to your personal aesthetics.
What it delivers
- Fixed teeth within 24–72 hours
- Bone grafting avoided in most cases
- A single surgical procedure
- Suitable for diabetics and smokers
- Solution for severe bone loss
- A second chance after failed implants
- 95%+ success rate over 10+ years
- Fast recovery, quick return to normal life
Time to fixed teeth
24–72 hours (single day)
Bone grafting
Avoided in ~95% of cases
Surgeries
One only
Suitable also for
Diabetics, smokers, bone loss
Success rate
95%+ over 10+ years
Who is it for?
Patients with bone loss
An ideal solution for jaw bone deficiency.
Diabetic patients
A safe treatment path for patients with diabetes.
Smokers
High success rates even for smokers.
Gum disease
A solution for those who suffered from gum disease.
Failed previous implants
A second chance after a previous failure.
Teeth in one day
For anyone who wants a fast, fixed solution.
Conventional vs. basal implants
Conventional implant
- Connects to the spongy (soft) bone
- Requires sufficient bone width and depth
- Sometimes needs bone grafting, sinus lift and 3–6 months of waiting
- Suits young, healthy patients with good bone
- Not always suitable for bone loss or diabetes
Basal implant
- Anchors into the basal bone — deep, strong bone that never resorbs
- Allows immediate stability
- No sinus lift, no bone grafting
- Fixed teeth within 24 hours
- Suitable for the most complex cases
In simple words: a conventional implant suits simple cases with plenty of bone. A basal implant suits anyone who needs a fast, stable solution — and delivers results for the very long term.
Advantages & points to consider
Advantages
- Fixed teeth in one day — no months of waiting
- No complex bone grafting or sinus lift
- Suitable for diabetics, smokers and bone-loss cases
- Faster recovery than conventional implants
- Anchored in stable cortical bone that does not resorb
- High success rates — over 95% in the last decade
- Fewer clinic visits — saves time and money
- An effective solution after a previous implant failure
Points to consider
- Requires a doctor specialised in the basal technique
- Higher initial cost than conventional implants
- Not every clinic offers this technology
- Single-tooth cases are less common — best for full rehabilitation
- Requires precise planning and high surgical skill
Despite the drawbacks, for most complex cases the advantages far outweigh them.
Transparent price list
Fair, transparent pricing — no surprises.
Basal implant — without crown
From 2,500 ₪
Exact quote after a full examination
Basal implant + zirconia crown
4,000–4,500 ₪
Includes the aesthetic zirconia crown
Common questions
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