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PhrasesAt the DentistVoglio informazioni sugli impianti dentali.
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Voglio informazioni sugli impianti dentali.

I want information about dental implants.

Pronunciation

im-PYAN-ti — 'imp' + 'ian' (like 'yan') + 'ti'. 'Impianti' is the plural.

When to use it

Ask this when considering replacing a missing tooth with an implant. A significant investment requiring detailed consultation.

What it means

'Voglio informazioni su' (I want information about) is a useful phrase for requesting information on any topic. 'Impianti dentali' are dental implants — titanium screws inserted into the jawbone. The procedure takes several months including healing time. In Italian, 'impianto' also means plant or installation (same word, different context).

Variations

Sono un buon candidato per l'impianto?

Am I a good candidate for an implant?

Not everyone is suitable — bone density and health matter

Quanto dura il processo dall'inizio alla fine?

How long does the process take from start to finish?

Full implant process: 3-9 months typically

Qual è la differenza tra impianto e protesi mobile?

What is the difference between an implant and a removable denture?

Implants are permanent; dentures are removable — very different quality of life

Mini Dialogue

— Voglio informazioni sugli impianti dentali. Ho perso un molare tre anni fa. — Certo. Ha già fatto una panoramica recente? — No. — Iniziamo con la radiografia e un esame dell'osso. Dobbiamo valutare la densità ossea. — Quanto costa un impianto completo? — Di solito tra millecinquecento e duemilacinquecento euro, tutto compreso.

— I want information about dental implants. I lost a molar three years ago. — Of course. Have you already had a recent panoramic X-ray? — No. — Let us start with the X-ray and a bone assessment. We need to evaluate bone density. — How much does a complete implant cost? — Usually between fifteen hundred and twenty-five hundred euros, all included.

Cultural Note

Italy is one of the leading countries in dental implant surgery in Europe. Italian implant brands like 'Sweden & Martina' and 'Leone' are internationally recognised. The SSN does not cover dental implants for most patients, except in specific cases (trauma, cancer). Many Italians finance implants through bank loans or dental credit cards ('carta salute'). Success rates exceed 95% over 10 years.