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Implant Surgery · Kénitra

Dental Implants in Kénitra

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with an artificial titanium root, placed in the jawbone, onto which a crown is fixed. At Dre Fatima Azelmat's practice in Kénitra, every placement is planned using 3D imaging (Cone Beam) for a stable, long-lasting and functional result.

Bilan personnalisé · imagerie 3D (Cone Beam) · plan de traitement détaillé

Dre Fatima Azelmat reviewing a Cone Beam scan to plan a dental implant in Kénitra
  • Digital planning with Cone Beam (3D imaging)
  • A fixed, long-lasting solution for one tooth, several teeth or a full set
  • Personalized assessment and quote before any treatment

What is a dental implant?

A dental implant is a small biocompatible titanium screw inserted into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. After a healing phase known as osseointegration, during which the bone bonds with the implant, an abutment is attached and then a custom-made crown. The result mimics a natural tooth, without altering the neighboring teeth the way a bridge would.

Who is it for? Indications

Implants are intended for people who have lost one or more teeth, following deep decay, a fracture, loosening of the teeth (periodontitis) or an extraction. They can replace:

  • a single tooth, with an individual implant and its crown;
  • several teeth, with implants supporting a bridge;
  • a complete arch, with a fixed restoration such as All-on-4 / All-on-6.

A sufficient volume of bone is required. When it is lacking, a bone graft or a sinus lift may be carried out beforehand.

What does the procedure involve?

  1. Assessment and planning. A clinical examination, X-ray and Cone Beam (CBCT) scan to assess bone volume and the position of the nerve and the sinuses, then to draw up a treatment plan and a quote.
  2. Placing the implant. Under local anesthesia, the implant is inserted into the bone. The procedure is generally well tolerated.
  3. Osseointegration. A healing period of a few weeks to a few months allows the bone to bond with the implant.
  4. Fitting the restoration. Once the implant has integrated, the abutment and then the final crown are put in place.

Discomfort, healing and treatment time

The implant is placed under local anesthesia and the procedure is usually comfortable. Moderate after-effects (slight swelling, discomfort) are possible during the first few days and can be managed by following the post-operative instructions. The overall length of treatment depends on how the bone heals and on whether a graft is needed; it is generally measured in weeks to a few months.

Fees: a personalized quote

Every situation is different: the treatment plan depends on the number of implants, the clinical situation and any preliminary procedures (bone graft, sinus lift). A clear, personalized quote is given to you after the assessment, and payment plans may be offered at the practice.

Why choose Dre Fatima Azelmat in Kénitra

A dental surgeon focused on implantology and periodontics, Dre Azelmat plans every case using 3D imaging and favors a careful approach, grounded in current medical evidence. The aim is not simply to place an implant, but to rebuild a healthy, lasting foundation — including the health of the gums around the implant.

Frequently asked questions

How can I find out the cost of my treatment?
The cost depends on your situation (number of implants, any additional procedures). A personalized quote is given to you after the assessment, and payment plans are possible.
Is having an implant placed painful?
The implant is placed under local anesthesia and is generally well tolerated. Moderate after-effects (swelling, discomfort) are common during the first few days and can be managed by following the post-operative instructions.
How long does the treatment take?
You should allow for a healing phase (osseointegration) of a few weeks to a few months between the placement of the implant and the final restoration. The timeframe depends on the site and on whether a bone graft is needed.
Can an implant be placed if there is not enough bone?
Yes, in many cases. When bone volume is insufficient, a bone graft or a sinus lift can be carried out before or during placement. A Cone Beam scan makes it possible to assess the situation precisely.
Are implants covered by the CNSS or the AMO?
No, dental implants are not among the procedures reimbursed by the CNSS / AMO in Morocco. Payment plans may be offered at the practice.

A question about your case?

Le premier pas, c'est un diagnostic précis. Décrivez votre situation : vous recevez une première réponse rapidement, puis un plan adapté à l'issue du bilan.