Dental implants in Zaragoza
Replace your missing teeth with fixed implants and top-quality materials, for more precision and less discomfort.
A dental implant is a small titanium root that integrates into the bone and serves as the base for a fixed tooth that looks and works like a natural one. It's the most stable solution to replace one or several teeth, or even a full arch.
At NÔRAÍ we plan every implant with a 3D scan and X-ray before touching anything: more precision, more comfortable procedures and predictable results.
Why choose NÔRAÍ for your dental implants
- Fixed teeth that don't move and don't need to be removed.
- Prior planning with a 3D scan and X-ray.
- We care for the bone and gum for a natural result.
- A closed quote before we start, no surprises.
Types of implant treatment
Depending on how many teeth are missing, the implant is combined with one type of prosthesis or another:
- Single implant: replaces one tooth. The implant acts as the root and a custom-made crown goes on top.
- Implant-supported bridge: when several teeth in a row are missing, two or more implants hold a fixed bridge without having to file down the neighbouring teeth.
- Full arch on implants: for people who have lost all the teeth in an arch or wear dentures. Several implants hold a fixed prosthesis, or a removable one that no longer moves.
Am I a candidate for a dental implant?
Most adults who have lost one or more teeth can have implants. What really decides it is the health of the gums and the amount of bone, and we check that in the 3D diagnosis:
- Healthy gums, or gums treated before the implant is placed: if there is periodontal disease, we get it under control first.
- Enough bone to hold the implant, or the possibility of regenerating it.
- Conditions such as diabetes, if they are under control, don't usually rule it out; we assess it with you when we take your medical history.
- Smoking increases the risk of the implant failing: the less you smoke, the better the prognosis.
What if I don't have enough bone?
When a tooth is lost, the bone in that area is gradually reabsorbed over time. If there isn't enough left, there are regeneration techniques, such as bone grafts or a sinus lift in the upper jaw, that allow the implant to be placed safely. In the 3D study we measure the bone you have and explain before we start whether your case needs them.
Your treatment, step by step.
Digital diagnosis
3D scan and X-ray to see the real bone and plan the exact position of the implant.
Implant placement
Careful, minimally invasive surgery. Most patients return to their routine the next day.
Integration
The implant fuses with the bone over a few weeks while you wear a temporary solution if needed.
Final tooth
We place the custom crown or prosthesis, fitted to your bite and your smile.
Care after getting an implant
Recovery is usually simpler than people expect. These guidelines help the implant integrate well:
- For the first few days: apply cold to the area, eat soft, lukewarm food, don't smoke and follow the medication we prescribe.
- Daily hygiene just as with your natural teeth: toothbrush, floss or interdental brushes, and an oral irrigator if we recommend one.
- Regular check-ups at the clinic to monitor the gum and bone around the implant.
Can implants fail?
Implants have a very high success rate, but they're not immune. The most common cause of long-term problems is peri-implantitis: inflammation of the gum and bone around the implant, similar to periodontal disease. It's prevented with good hygiene, no smoking and regular check-ups, which is why we place so much importance on caring for the gums before and after treatment.
How much does a dental implant cost in Zaragoza?
The price depends on how many implants you need, the type of prosthesis that goes on top (crown, bridge or full arch) and whether bone needs to be regenerated first. That's why we don't give a figure blindly: after the first visit and the 3D diagnosis, which are free of charge, we give you a closed quote before we start.
You can finance the treatment over up to 12 months interest-free. If you'd like to get an idea beforehand, our guide to dental implants in Zaragoza explains in detail what the price depends on.
What the first visit includes
At the first visit, free of charge, we check your mouth, carry out the study with an X-ray and 3D scan, and explain the options you have, with their advantages, timescales and a closed quote. No commitment: you decide afterwards, with all the information in front of you.
Who treats you
On the NÔRAÍ team, Dr. Chema Pereda is dedicated to periodontics and implants, and Dr. Carmen Saldaña and Dr. Reinaldo Rodriguez to prosthetics. That way, the implant and the tooth that goes on top are planned together from the start.
Dental implants near you
We're at Av. del Puente del Pilar, 29, in Barrio de Jesús (Arrabal), a short walk from the Old Town. We see patients from all over Zaragoza and especially from the left bank of the Ebro: Arrabal, Picarral, La Jota, Vadorrey and Actur.
Frequently asked questions
Does placing implants hurt?
The surgery is done under local anaesthesia and is usually very minimally invasive. Most patients describe the recovery as easier than they expected.
How long does a dental implant last?
With good hygiene and regular check-ups, an implant can last many years. The key is to care for the gum and bone around it.
Is financing available?
Yes. We offer financing of up to 12 months interest-free so the budget isn't a barrier.
Does it work if I've been missing a tooth for years?
In many cases yes, though we may need to assess the bone. The 3D diagnosis tells us exactly what can be done in your case.
How long does it take to get the final tooth?
It depends on the bone and on each case. Usually you wait a few weeks or a few months for the implant to integrate before the final crown is placed; in the meantime, if the area shows when you smile, you wear a temporary tooth. At the diagnosis we give you the timescales for your case.
Can I have a fixed tooth on the same day?
In selected cases, yes: with immediate loading, a fixed temporary prosthesis is placed on the same day as the surgery. It depends on the quality of the bone and the stability of the implant, and we decide with the 3D study.
What's the difference between an implant and a traditional bridge?
A traditional bridge rests on the teeth next to the gap, which have to be filed down. An implant is anchored in the bone on its own, doesn't touch the neighbouring teeth and helps preserve the bone in the area.
Your first visit is free. Start here.
Tell us about your dental implant case and we'll call you to find the time that suits you best. No commitment.
