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Dental implants in Playa del Carmen

Restore the function and form of your smile with an unhurried assessment, a clear written plan and the calm of the Ritual Nümia at every visit.

What is a dental implant?

It replaces the root of the tooth you lost and, on top of it, the crown. We explain how we plan it and what recovery is like on our Dental implants page.

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The process, step by step

  1. Assessment

    We review your bone, your gums and your general health, and give you a written plan.

  2. Placement

    Outpatient surgery with local anesthesia and, if you prefer, conscious sedation.

  3. Integration

    The implant bonds with the bone over a few months; we support you with check-ups at every stage.

  4. Final crown

    We place your crown, in the shade of your teeth, and check your bite with you.

Why an implant?

  • It looks and feels like one of your own teeth.
  • It does not require grinding down the neighboring teeth.
  • It helps preserve the bone where the tooth was missing.
  • How long it lasts depends on your care and your check-ups.

If you are coming from abroad

Playa del Carmen is about 45 minutes from Cancún Airport. We give you in writing what to expect in each phase, so you can organize your trip and your rest days calmly.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a dental implant cost at Nümia?

It depends on your case: the number of implants, the available bone and the type of crown. After your assessment we give you a written plan with its quote.

How long does the whole process take?

Generally between 3 and 6 months, depending on how the bone heals. From your assessment we give you the dates of each phase.

How many trips do I need if I come from abroad?

We plan the treatment in phases to reduce the number of trips. How many are needed depends on your case; you will know from your assessment.

How long does an implant last?

It depends on your care at home and your check-ups. We explain how to look after it so it stays with you for many years.

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Appointments available from November 21, 2026.

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