An implant or rehabilitation without maintenance is not a long-term implant: it is an implant on a countdown.
Why it matters
Implants and rehabilitations have a very long service life as long as they are maintained correctly. The main cause of long-term implant failure is not the implant itself: it is the lack of professional maintenance and uncontrolled peri-implant disease.
What the programme includes
- Supervised professional hygiene. Plaque and calculus removal with instruments specifically designed for implants.
- Clinical review. Assessment of soft tissues, occlusion, gums and prosthetics.
- Radiographic monitoring. Where appropriate, to assess peri-implant bone levels.
- Hygiene technique reinforcement. Brushing, irrigators, interdental brushes adapted to your case.
- Reminders. Automatic scheduling of the next visit.
Recommended frequency
| Patient profile | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Recent implants (first year) | Every 3–4 months |
| Stable implants with no history | Every 6 months |
| Patients with prior periodontitis | Every 3–4 months |
| Complex rehabilitations | Personalised |
NeoImplant commitment
When we deliver a complete rehabilitation case, we include you in our NeoImplant follow-up programme: documented clinical review, appointment reminders and traceability for every implant and every prosthetic component.