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The NeoArch® Implant System by Straumann Group
The NeoArch® Implant System is a specialized method used in dentistry, particularly for patients who require a complete dental restoration or replacement solution — such as in cases of total tooth loss in the upper or lower jaw.
The “All-on-X”® concept, developed by Nobel Biocare — one of the leading innovators in implant-based dental prosthetics — has fundamentally revolutionized dental implantology.
Other manufacturers of dental solutions have since developed similar concepts, such as the NeoArch® Implant System from the Straumann Group.”
The Neoarch® system is based on fixing the new prosthesis in the patient’s mouth with relatively few implants.
In contrast to traditional implant placement methods, where one implant is used for one prosthesis, this procedure allows optimal use of the number and position of the teeth.
Unlike traditional implantation methods, where one implant is used for one prosthesis, this procedure allows for optimal utilization of the number and position of the teeth.
Why is this method so revolutionary?
Minimal intervention, maximum stability:
With NeoArch®, only four to six implants are required for a full dental arch. The number of interventions are reduced, leading to a shorter recovery time compared to conventional methods.
Immediate loading of the implants:
Immediately after implantation, temporary teeth will be attached to the implants. You’ll experience functional results more quickly and won’t have to go without teeth for a long time.
Fewer bone grafts required:
For stability, sufficient bone volume is necessary. NeoArch® implants are placed at a special angle, which eliminates the need for bone augmentation procedures in some cases.
More cost effective and faster:
Only four to six implants are required – consequently, less cost and time are needed. The cost savings and shorter treatment time make NeoArch® an attractive option.
Improved quality of life:
The method offers a stable and long-lasting solution. Your new teeth look, function and feel just like natural teeth. Your quality of life will improve through more natural chewing and speaking, as well as an increased self-esteem.
Efficient and less invasive:
The entire procedure is less invasive. The healing time is shortened due to a shorter treatment time and fewer surgeries. Patients generally experience less pain and discomfort compared to traditional implants.
Long-term success rate of implant placement:
At our clinic, the “All-on-X” method has proven to be highly successful, with a 99% success rate of implant placement and excellent longevity of the dental implants.
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Benefits at a glance:
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Who is the NeoArch® Implant System of Straumann suitable for?
Even though NeoArch® has made implantation easier and less invasive, there are still certain requirements for treatment with this system.
The NeoArch® implant system is suitable for patients who…
… need a complete dental restoration
… desire full tooth replacement
… have good bone volume (can be combined with bone augmentation procedures)
… have health limitations and/or elderly patients
… want a quick solution
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The steps of the Neoarch® system are generally as follows:
1. Initial consultation and diagnosis: the dentist performs a thorough examination of the patient’s mouth, including X-rays and CT scans, which can be used to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
2. Implant placement: the dentist will place the right number and size of implants in the jawbone. This requires a minor surgical procedure, usually under local anaesthetic.
Temporary fixed prosthesis: The implants are first fitted with a temporary prosthesis on the day of the procedure so that the patient is not left without teeth during the healing period. This allows the patient to get used to the new situation more easily and to eat and speak as usual during the healing period.
The transition period: after the implant is placed and the temporary denture is fixed, there is a healing period, as the bone needs time to become firmly attached to the implants.
3. This new prosthesis is customized to the individual dental needs, so the patient can enjoy their new teeth in complete comfort and aesthetics.
It is important to note, however, that the Neoarch® system is not applicable in all cases. Depending on the individual dental condition and the quality of the jawbone, the dentist will recommend the most appropriate treatment plan.
What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed in the jawbone to support a prosthesis or a crown. It is a small screw that takes on the function of a natural tooth root. Later, a dental restoration – such as a single tooth, a bridge or a prosthesis – is attached to the implant.
Dental implants are one of the most advanced and durable solutions for tooth replacements. They provide a permanent and stable foundation for the restoration, which feels and looks almost like a natural tooth.
What is an implant-supported dental restoration?
An implant-supported dental restorations consists of three parts:
The implant: A screw made of titanium or zirconia that is placed into the jawbone. It is available in various sizes, with the right implant chosen depending on the situation.
The abutment (Post): A connecting element that serves as a link between the implant and the crown/tooth restoration. It is screwed into the implant, while the crown is either screwed or cemented onto the abutment.
The dental crown: An artificial “cap” that is placed to protect, strengthen, or restore the function of a damaged or weakened tooth. It is usually made from ceramics, metal or a combination of both materials and covers the entire visible part of the tooth.
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How does the procedure work?
The implantation process takes place in several steps:
1. Preliminary examination and planning:
- Assessment of your oral health and the state of your jawbone
- Determining whether bone grafting and augmentation procedures are required
2. Implant placement:
- Performed under local anesthesia – optionally with awake sedation (twilight sleep)
- Osseointegration (integration into the jawbone)
- Healing process typically lasts between 3 and 6 months.
3. Attachment of the dental restoration:
- Once osseointegration is complete (firm anchorage in the jawbone)
- The dental replacement (crown, bridge, prosthesis) is attached to the implant
4. Aftercare:
- Regular follow-up appointments with the dentist
- Monitoring the healing process of the dental implant
- Ensuring the proper function of the dental restoration
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