German implant price

Factors affecting the price of German implants - #### brand and manufacturing company: German implants are produced by reputable and well-known brands such as Medentica, Baicon and Dentsply Sirona.... Due to the use of advanced technologies and strict production standards, these companies have a higher price than the average and cheap brands... - #### Quality of raw materials and alloys: German implants are usually made of grade 4 or 5 titanium, and in some cases of zirconia.... Due to their high biocompatibility and resistance to jaw pressure, these materials increase the durability of the implant and improve the treatment process, but at the same time, they are more expensive... - #### Manufacturing and surface processing technology: German implants use advanced technologies such as SLA, SLActive and Plasma Coating to improve bone bonding and reduce recovery time.... These technologies help to increase the quality and success of the treatment while increasing the price... - #### quality control tests and high success rate: German brands usually have a success rate above 95%, because their implants undergo strict quality control tests.... These strict tests reduce the chance of treatment failure and increase the final price of the product due to high standards... - #### Special design and ease of implantation: German implants are produced with advanced designs and precise engineering to make the implantation process easier and less invasive.... Some models have special features that help reduce pain and accelerate the process of bone fusion, which is effective in determining the price... - #### Import cost, exchange rate and customs tariff: Considering that these implants are imported from Germany, their prices are affected by the exchange rate, customs fees and import taxes. In countries with high exchange rates, the price of German implants will be more expensive. In addition to the price of the implant, the cost of the implant includes the surgeon's salary, digital scan, molding, laboratory fees and prosthetic parts.. Some patients need additional treatments such as bone grafting or sinus lift due to not causing problems in the jaw or jaw bone, which increases the jaw and bone problems. The cost of implants... German implants are usually more compatible due to advanced design and in some cases reducing the need for these treatments... What is the difference between German and Swiss implants?... One of the main differences is in the technology of manufacturing and surface processing... They use advanced technology such as SLActive, which dramatically increases the speed of fusion of the implant to the bone (osteointegration)... like SLA and Plasma Coating, but usually the healing process is a little longer between Korean and German models. Many Swiss models are designed for immediate one-step placement, while some German implants require more traditional methods... Durability and strength are another key difference... They have a higher resistance to jaw and tooth pressures.... German implant prices Based on the available information, the cost of each German implant unit, including the cover, varies on average between 10,000,000 and 19,000,000 Tomans... - ICX: about 10,900,000 Tomans... - Say: about 10,000,000 and 15,000,000 Tomans - Argon: about 16,900,000 Tomans - Bio3: about 15,900,000 Tomans Note that these prices may vary depending on the clinic, the dentist's specialty and the patient's condition.... > Read also: Swiss implant price Side costs of German implants should be considered In addition to the cost of the implant itself, side costs such as imaging, bone grafting, veneers, and prosthetic parts must also be considered. For this reason, the final cost of a German implant may be 20-50% more than the declared cost of a raw implant. For a more accurate price, it is better to refer to Korean. #### 1.... The cost of initial consultation and examination Some clinics charge a fee for the examination, evaluation of the condition of the jaw and gums, and the preparation of a treatment plan before implant placement... #### 2... Imaging and digital scanning (CBCT and panoramic radiography).. To check the quality and volume of the jaw bone, 3D photos and radiographs (sinus graft #### is needed... #####3) If the patient's jaw bone is weak or weakened, before implant implantation, he needs a bone graft or sinus lift.. #### 4... cost of prosthetic parts and implant abutment The abutment (connecting part between the implant and the tooth cover) and other prosthetic parts have a separate cost. The cost of the German abutment is about 3,000,000 to 6,000,000 Tomans depending on the brand. #### 5... The cost of the tooth cover (ceramic or zirconia) After the implantation of the implant, a permanent cover is needed. The price of zirconia cover usually ranges from 5000000 to 10000000 Tomans and the normal ceramic cover varies between 3000000 to 6000000 Tomans.* **Summary German implants are considered one of the best options in dentistry due to their high quality, long life, and advanced technologies in design and manufacturing. Famous German brands such as ICX, Bego, Medentika, and Dentsply Sirona use first-class materials and modern technologies such as SLA and Plasma Coating to improve bone integrity and reduce recovery time. Korean and Chinese brands are higher, but they consider high durability, reduction of possible complications, high success rate (more than 95%) as well as high quality of after-sales service. The chances of implant failure and the need for re-surgery are reduced, which saves future costs. But if you have a limited budget, there are Korean brands or more affordable options in the market.