An implant-supported dental bridge at DentWay Clinic in Tirana, Albania, replaces missing teeth with a fixed restoration. The bridge uses zirconia teeth and crowns, with computer-guided surgery planned using 3D imaging.
Planning and implant placement
Dr. Armand Beqiri, an oral surgeon and implantologist, has advanced training in oral surgery and implantology. His studies include the University of Tirana and the University of Bari in Italy.
Before treatment, the clinic reviews a clinical exam and dental images. These may include a 3D CBCT scan, panoramic X-rays, and periapical X-rays. Existing images can be shared for remote review before travel.
Digital Smile Design helps plan the bridge, while a Cerec Omnicam scanner records the teeth. Electronic axiography assesses jaw movement. Computer-guided surgery supports implant placement.
Bridge materials and related procedures
The fixed bridge is made with zirconia teeth and crowns. Zirconia is metal-free. Depending on the patient’s needs, care may also include bone grafting to prepare the jaw for implants.
DentWay Clinic also offers All-on-4 and All-on-6 full-arch implant rehabilitation. These options restore a full set of teeth using dental implants.
Assessment and follow-up
The clinic offers a free initial assessment based on dental records. Scheduled check-ups are part of follow-up care, with support available after patients return home. Instruments undergo sterilization between every patient visit.
People considering a fixed bridge can leave a request on Bookimed to ask about an individual assessment.