The process of installing dental implants begins with a consultation with a dentist who will assess the patient's health condition and needs. Then, diagnostic tests, such as X-rays or computed tomography, are performed to precisely plan the procedure. The next stage involves implantation, i.e. placing a titanium screw in the jaw bone. After implantation, it is necessary to wait several months for the osseointegration process, i.e. bone fusion with the implant, to occur. Once it has healed and stabilized in the bone, the so-called abutment – the element connecting it with the prosthetic crown. The final stage is the installation of a prosthetic crown, which imitates a natural tooth and restores full functionality of the patient's oral cavity. The entire process may take from several months to even a year, depending on individual needs and situations.