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Surgical team during a procedure at ZAK dental practice
ZAK Berlin-Mitte

Surgery and restoration from one team

Dental implants: costs, treatment and personal care

At ZAK in Berlin, dental implants, the final restoration and aftercare are planned together. Find out what affects costs, how treatment progresses and which conditions need assessment. We also care for patients travelling from elsewhere in Germany or abroad.

CBCT-based 3D planningExperienced surgical teamOur own CAD/CAM laboratoryStructured aftercare

Our treatment approach

Always planned with 3D CBCT diagnostics, carried out by an experienced surgical team and completed prosthetically with our own CAD/CAM laboratory.

We explain the starting situation, options, limitations and alternatives so that you can make an informed decision. The exact process always depends on your individual clinical findings.

Travelling for dental implant treatment? We help prepare your appointments and stays. Read how we organise treatment for patients from Germany and abroad and meet our clinical team and explore their qualifications.

Your questions about dental implants

Prepare for your treatment.

On our dental implant website, zak-implantat.de, our guides explain treatment options and practical steps for patients from Berlin, elsewhere in Germany and abroad.

Dental implant costs

Which services belong in the complete restoration and what affects your own contribution?

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Implants when bone is limited

When bone augmentation or a sinus lift may be considered and what needs assessment first.

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Fixed teeth on implants

Options for a single gap, several missing teeth or restoring a complete arch.

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Treatment, healing and appointments

How examination, surgery, healing, restoration and aftercare fit together.

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Travelling to Germany for treatment

Prepare records, coordinate visits and arrange aftercare before travelling.

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Implant dentistry at ZAK

Precision comes from a coordinated team.

Digital planning, sterile preparation and the four-eye principle work together directly during implant procedures.

Dr Andreea Krauss and Prof Dr Ingo Voges working together during surgery
Surgical core team · Four-eye principle
Focused clinical work with magnification loupes and light at ZAK
Precision · Magnification and light
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Diagnostics before surgery

We always perform implant treatment on the basis of a three-dimensional CBCT scan. It shows the available bone, anatomical structures and potential risks spatially. Together with an intraoral scan, photographs, a clinical examination and the planned restoration, this creates a reliable plan for the implant itself and for later function and appearance.

  • Cone beam computed tomography with modern ultra-low-dose protocols
  • Intraoral scanning instead of a conventional impression whenever medically appropriate
  • Restoration-driven backward planning from the desired final result
  • Clear explanation of findings, alternatives and risks
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Surgery with a structured system

Dr. med. stom. Andreea Krauss, MSc and Prof. Dr. Ingo Voges jointly plan and support implant and oral-surgical procedures. On dedicated surgery days, the practice, assisting team, sterile workflows and material logistics are specifically organised for surgical care.

  • Implant placement and implant exposure
  • Bone augmentation and sinus lift procedures
  • Piezosurgery and regenerative techniques
  • PRF prepared from the patient’s own blood as a possible adjunct
  • Nitrous oxide, sedation or general anaesthesia following individual planning
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Restoration and responsibility afterwards

Implant placement is only one part of the result. The restoration, function, cleanability and aftercare are considered from the beginning. Because the laboratory is inside the practice, design, try-in and clinical control can be coordinated directly. Reviews and individually planned preventive care remain part of our concept even after the restoration has been completed.

Questions about dental implants

Well informed before your personal consultation.

Further patient information: EFP on dental implants and KZBV on restorations and insurance (German).

Can I travel from another city or country for dental implant treatment?+

Yes. Existing reports and images can help prepare the first consultation. Examinations, treatment visits, possible stays and aftercare are coordinated individually with you. Our practice is located in Hotel Catalonia Berlin Mitte. An examination in person remains necessary for a definitive treatment plan.

What does implant treatment at ZAK cost?+

The total depends on diagnostics, the number of implants, surgery, any bone augmentation, abutments, restorations and laboratory work. After examination and planning, you receive an individual treatment and cost plan. Also discuss temporary restorations, additional anaesthesia and future maintenance costs. Clarify reimbursement with your insurer before treatment begins.

How many visits and how much time will I need?+

Planning, surgery, healing reviews and making the restoration require several visits. Implant healing often takes several months; preliminary care and bone augmentation may extend the overall process. Your findings determine the personal timeline. Where immediate restoration is possible, it is often temporary at first.

When do conditions need to be improved first?+

Active periodontitis needs treatment before implant placement. Bone volume, medical conditions, medication, smoking and future cleaning are considered in the risk assessment. We also discuss preserving teeth, bridges or removable dentures as alternatives.

Does ZAK always use CBCT for implant planning?+

Yes. We do not place implants without three-dimensional CBCT diagnostics because we consider purely two-dimensional planning too risky for this procedure.

Is bone augmentation always necessary?+

No. This depends on the available bone, implant position and the planned restoration. CBCT assessment shows whether augmentation is required and which alternative may be appropriate.

Can treatment be performed under general anaesthesia?+

Depending on the extent of treatment, medical history and personal situation, local anaesthesia, nitrous oxide, sedation or general anaesthesia may be possible. General anaesthesia is planned with an experienced anaesthesia team.

Surgical team during a procedure at ZAK dental practice

Every part remains connected

Diagnostics, treatment, laboratory work and aftercare stay together.

Complex dentistry becomes easier to understand when all involved areas work together directly. Findings, images, scans and plans are available wherever they are needed.

Discover the ZAK concept

Personal consultation

Your consultation about dental implants

We discuss the findings, your wishes and possible next steps clearly and without time pressure.

Our patient portal is in German. Contact us for help in English.

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