Complication rate
6.12%
Range 5.65–6.59%
n=2 studies
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Implantology is the term for the placement of dental implants by a dentist, specialist dentist in oral surgery, or oral and maxillofacial surgeons. With a license to practice, every dentist obtains permission to practice the full range of dentistry and thus also to place dental implants.
Implantology is the term for the placement of dental implants by a dentist, specialist dentist in oral surgery, or oral and maxillofacial surgeons. With a license to practice, every dentist obtains permission to practice the full range of dentistry and thus also to place dental implants. The 'focus area in implantology' established in 2001 by the European Association of Dental Implantologists before the Federal Constitutional Court is not an additional designation according to the training regulations and is not granted under public law.
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Complication rate
6.12%
Range 5.65–6.59%
n=2 studies
Aggregated from peer-reviewed systematic reviews on PubMed. How we extract these rates.
Specialty-board certifications and facility-level accreditations relevant to this procedure. Verify on the issuer's public register before booking — most issuers publish a searchable directory.
ICOI Fellowship / Diplomate
Issuer International Congress of Oral Implantologists
Dentist-level credentialing in dental implant placement; tiered (Associate Fellow → Fellow → Diplomate) by case experience.
Verify on the issuer's register →National dental-council registration
Issuer Country-specific (e.g. GDC in UK, ADA in US, DCI in India, MOPH in Thailand)
Baseline registration with the country's statutory dental regulator. A non-negotiable minimum for any dental procedure.
Verify on the issuer's register →Average recovery for All-on-6 Dental Implants is 0 days. Individual recovery varies — always follow your surgeon’s specific guidance.
Immediate
First 24–48 hours post-procedure. Monitoring, anaesthesia recovery, initial pain management. Most clinics expect you to remain on-site or nearby.
Early recovery
Wound care, swelling or bruising peaks, restricted activity. Typical window for follow-up visits and drain removal if applicable. Travel is usually not advised.
Intermediate recovery
Gradual return to non-strenuous daily activity. Many international patients fly home during this window. Surgeon may require medical clearance for long-haul travel.
Full recovery
Return to full activity, exercise, and work. Final results may still be settling. Final follow-up with local doctor recommended.
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All-on-6 Dental Implants is a variant of Dental Implants. See the parent procedure for the broader category context.
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