Dental Implants in the Philippines
Affordable Teeth Implants in Manila

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To help you understand our services, let’s start with the basics:

What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are posts of highly biocompatible materials, mainly Titanium Grade 5. This alloy contains 6% Aluminum and 4% Vanadium [1]. Some, like Straumann, use zirconia as an alloy, while others make implants entirely from zirconia. Notable zirconia implant makers include Z-systems and Straumann.

When do you need dental implants?

Understanding the circumstances can clarify your treatment options.

Periodontal (gum) diseases and caries are the main causes of tooth loss. Sports injuries are also a common cause.

Losing teeth primarily reduces chewing function(3) and ability, and can change the position of the upper and lower teeth. Dental bridges, partial, or complete dentures usually restore function and appearance.
Implants enable dental prostheses that match natural teeth in both firmness and appearance.
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What are the Benefits of implants?

Knowing the benefits can help you make an informed decision.

Neighboring teeth remain intact, unlike with dental bridges. Implants support bone structure, preserving the firmness of soft tissues in the lips and cheeks.
Implants reduce strain on existing teeth by adding support to absorb force, unlike bridges. Thus, implants are ideal for replacing missing teeth.

What is The Implant Process at Tooth & Go?

Understanding the process from start to finish helps ease concerns.

  • Consultation & 3D Scan – Digital planning with CBCT.
  • Treatment Planning – Guided surgery design via Codiagnostix software.
  • Integration phase – Osseointegration period over 3–6 months.
  • Prosthetic restoration – Zirconia or E-max crowns made in our in-office dental lab.
Experience the future of implant dentistry with our computer-guided surgery and 3D-printed drill guides, setting new standards for precision and patient safety throughout your implant treatment.
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Pro and Con List

Dental bridge versus Dental implant:

Pros:

  • No need to grind down surrounding teeth
  • Surrounding teeth won't be affected.
  • No progressive loss of bone structure (2)
  • Good aesthetics

Cons:

  • High clinical effort
  • Mostly higher prices
  • Longer treatment period
  • Requires a surgical operation

What's the price for Dental Implants in the Philippines?

Pricing is an important consideration for many patients:

Dental implants in the Philippines cost 50,000–150,000 PHP, depending on the provider and type. Premium brands like Straumann, Camlog, and Nobel Biocare, as well as zirconia implants, cost more. Lower implant prices attract international clients, as costs are much lower than in the US or Europe.
  • Factor Philippines USA / Europe
  • Average cost/implant ₱50,000 – ₱150,000 (USD $900–$2600) USD $3,400–$8500
  • Technology CAD/CAM, 3D guided surgery, in-house milling , Same
  • Implant materials :Nobel Biocare, Straumann Same
  • Experience European-trained dentists Local
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Why Choose Us?

Our team of skilled dentists and technicians uses advanced CAD-CAM technology at affordable prices. Since 2016, GCR (Global Clinical Rating) has ranked us number one out of 1,300 clinics nationwide, based on expertise, facilities, services, and patient feedback. We aim to provide top dental care at reasonable rates. Dr. Jens Knab, DMD/MSC, a dental implantology expert, ensures the highest quality treatment.

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Written by:
Dr. Jens Knab,
(Dental Approbation Rheinland Pfalz, Germany)
DMD, MSc Implantology

Master of Science in Dental Implantology (Uni Camillus, Italy)
Founder, Tooth & Go Dental Clinic, Parañaque

Sources:

  1. ASTM B348-13, Standard Specification for Titanium and Titanium Alloy Bars and Billets. West Conshohocken, PA: ASTM International; 2013. www.astm.org.
  2. Bone loss after tooth extraction: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3425398/
  3. Tooth loss, chewing ability, and quality of life https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3636836/