01 · Single tooth
Single implant details→Single dental implant
An individual implant can replace the root of one missing tooth and support a custom dental crown.
Advanced Implantology · Tangier, Morocco
Dental Implants for one tooth or a complete smile.
From a single missing tooth to an implant-supported bridge or a complete All-on-4 / All-on-6 rehabilitation, EstheticaPlus plans implant treatment around your anatomy, function and long-term restorative needs.
Clinical examination and 3D CBCT imaging are used when appropriate to evaluate bone anatomy and define the treatment plan.
Single implants
Implant bridges
All-on-4
All-on-6
Bone grafting
3D CBCT
Implant solutions
What do you need to replace?
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One missing tooth
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Several missing teeth
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Complete arch
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Planning & CBCT
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Planning
3D CBCT
Bone and anatomical assessment when indicated
Solutions
1 tooth → full arch
Several implant-supported options
Implant systems
Premium brands
Systems selected according to the treatment plan
Patients
Morocco & abroad
Multilingual coordination before arrival
Implant dentistry
There is no single implant solution for every missing tooth.
A dental implant acts as an artificial root that can support a crown, bridge or other prosthetic restoration. The appropriate solution depends on how many teeth are missing, where they are located and the condition of the surrounding bone and soft tissues.
For one missing tooth, a single implant can support an individual crown. When several adjacent teeth are missing, an implant-supported bridge may allow several teeth to be replaced using a smaller number of implants.
For patients who have lost or are expected to lose most of the teeth in one arch, a fixed full-arch restoration such as All-on-4 or All-on-6 may be considered following detailed assessment.
Implant manufacturer Straumann also describes dental implants as foundations that can support crowns, bridges and other restorations. Straumann patient information ↗
Implant solutions
From one missing tooth to a full arch.
These treatments solve different clinical problems. The recommended solution is determined after examination, imaging and prosthetic planning.
02 · Several teeth
Implant bridge guide→Implant-supported bridge
When several adjacent teeth are missing, two or more implants may support a fixed bridge replacing several teeth.
03 · Full arch
Explore All-on-4→All-on-4
Four strategically positioned implants support a fixed full-arch restoration in selected clinical situations.
04 · Full arch
Explore All-on-6→All-on-6
Six implants may be used to distribute support across a complete fixed arch when anatomy and planning allow.
05 · Removable solution
View implant prosthetic options→Implant-retained denture
Implants can also improve the retention and stability of a removable dental prosthesis.
06 · Advanced surgery
Learn more↓Bone graft & sinus lift
Some implant sites require additional bone preparation before or during implant placement.
Which solution?
The number of missing teeth changes the strategy.
Implant planning is prosthetic as well as surgical: the final restoration needs to be considered before determining implant number and position.
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One missing tooth
Replace one tooth without using adjacent teeth as bridge supports.
Single implant + crown
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Several adjacent missing teeth
Several replacement teeth may be supported by fewer implants.
Implant-supported bridge
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Most or all teeth missing
A complete arch can be reconstructed using strategically positioned implants.
All-on-4 / All-on-6
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Unstable removable denture
Implants can sometimes improve retention without using a fixed full-arch bridge.
Implant-retained denture
Full-arch rehabilitation
All-on-4 or All-on-6? The scan helps answer that question.
All-on-4 and All-on-6 are both approaches for supporting a fixed full-arch restoration. The difference is not simply “four versus six”.
Bone anatomy, implant distribution, bite forces, the opposing arch, prosthetic design and other clinical factors influence which solution may be appropriate.
All-on-4
Four implants are strategically positioned to support a complete fixed prosthetic arch.
- Fixed full-arch concept
- 4 implant supports
- CBCT-based assessment
- Temporary restoration may be possible when indicated
All-on-6
Six implants can provide additional support distribution when anatomy and the treatment plan permit.
- Fixed full-arch concept
- 6 implant supports
- Wider support distribution
- Requires appropriate anatomy and planning
Implant
Bridge
Bridge
Implant
Simplified illustration: implants can act as supports
for several connected replacement teeth.
The number and position of implants vary by clinical case.
Implant-supported bridge
Several missing teeth do not always require one implant per tooth.
When several teeth are missing next to each other, strategically positioned implants can support a multi-unit fixed bridge.
This approach differs from a conventional tooth-supported bridge because the prosthesis is supported by implants rather than relying on neighbouring natural teeth.
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Several teeth replaced
One connected restoration can replace multiple missing teeth.
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Implant-supported
Support comes from implants positioned according to the prosthetic plan.
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Fixed restoration
The bridge is designed to remain fixed rather than being removed daily by the patient.
Implant planning
Surgery is only one part of implant treatment.
Diagnosis, prosthetic design, implant positioning and healing all contribute to the final treatment plan.
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Clinical examination
Teeth, gums, bite, medical history and existing restorations are evaluated before planning.
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3D CBCT
Three-dimensional imaging may be used to evaluate available bone and nearby anatomical structures.
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Prosthetic planning
The final crown, bridge or full arch is considered when determining implant positioning.
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Surgery & healing
Implant placement is followed by healing and restorative stages according to the individual protocol.
Advanced cases
What if there is not enough bone?
Bone volume and anatomy vary considerably between patients. Some implant sites can be treated directly, while others may require an additional procedure.
Bone grafting
Bone augmentation may be considered when available bone volume is insufficient for the planned implant position.
Sinus lift
In selected upper-jaw cases, sinus augmentation may be needed to create sufficient bone volume for implant treatment.
Extraction & implant timing
Implant placement may occur immediately, early or after healing depending on infection, bone conditions and the treatment plan.
Travelling to Tangier
Start planning before booking your trip.
International patients can send existing panoramic X-rays, CBCT scans when available and dental photographs before travelling.
This allows the team to prepare a preliminary orientation and identify what additional information may be required at the clinic.
X-rays, CBCT if available, photos and information about your dental history.
The team reviews your documents and identifies the likely treatment pathway.
Appointments can then be organised according to the expected clinical stages.
The final plan is established after clinical examination and the required diagnostic imaging.
2026 implant fees
Implant costs depend on the complete treatment plan.
View current prices →Implant system, number of implants, prosthetic restoration and additional surgical procedures can all influence the final quotation.
Implant resources
Continue your research.
Detailed EstheticaPlus treatment pages and manufacturer information for patients considering implant treatment.
EstheticaPlus
All-on-4 & All-on-6
Complete full-arch guide →
EstheticaPlus
Implant-supported bridge
Replacing several missing teeth →
EstheticaPlus
Implant prices 2026
Current indicative fees →
Clinical cases
Before & after
View documented treatment cases →
External · Straumann
Implant patient information
Official manufacturer resource ↗
EstheticaPlus
Clinic & team
Discover the clinic in Tangier →
Implant FAQ
Questions before implant treatment.
What exactly is a dental implant?
A dental implant is an artificial root placed in the jawbone to support a dental restoration such as a crown, bridge or implant-retained prosthesis.
Can implants replace several teeth without one implant for every tooth?
In suitable cases, yes. Several adjacent missing teeth can sometimes be replaced with a fixed bridge supported by a smaller number of implants. The number and position of implants are determined individually.
What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?
Both treatments support a fixed full-arch restoration. All-on-4 uses four implant supports and All-on-6 uses six. The appropriate choice depends on bone anatomy, occlusion, prosthetic design and other clinical factors.
Do I need a CBCT scan?
Three-dimensional CBCT imaging is commonly used when appropriate for implant treatment because it can provide information about bone anatomy and nearby anatomical structures.
What happens if I do not have enough bone?
Depending on the site and treatment plan, bone grafting or another surgical approach may be discussed. Not every patient requires bone augmentation.
Can I send X-rays before travelling to Morocco?
Yes. Existing panoramic X-rays, CBCT scans and photographs can be sent for an initial review. The definitive diagnosis and treatment plan are confirmed after examination in Tangier.
How much do dental implants cost in Tangier?
The final cost depends on the implant system, number of implants, type of restoration and whether additional procedures are required. Consult the current EstheticaPlus 2026 price page for indicative fees and request a personalised quotation.
Implant assessment · Tangier
One tooth, several teeth or a complete arch. Start with the right diagnosis.
Send your X-rays and tell us what you would like to replace. The implant team can prepare an initial orientation before your visit to Tangier.