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Dental implants serve as a sturdy foundation for either permanent or removable replacement teeth designed to match your natural teeth. They are typically made from biologically compatible pure Titanium or titanium alloys, which are well-tolerated by the human body. These implants fuse with the jawbone, providing a secure base for tooth replacement.
Types of Dental Implants
Suitable for individuals looking to replace one or multiple missing teeth with a permanent solution.
Completed in two stages, usually in two separate visits spaced 3 to 6 months apart.
Can be performed for most types of bone conditions. Bone grafting may be recommended if there's significant jaw bone loss.
Also known as one day or same day implants.
Implants are placed immediately after teeth extraction. Crowns, bridges, or dentures may or may not be fitted during the same visit, depending on the case's suitability.
Recommended for cases with good jaw bone conditions.
Permanent or temporary crowns, bridges, or dentures are attached during the same visit when the dental implant posts are embedded in the jaw.
Can follow conventional or immediate implants.
Typically advised for cases with good jawbone conditions.
The choice between these types of dental implants depends on the patient's specific needs and overall dental condition. A panoramic x-ray and/or CT scan are usually necessary to assess bone quantity, available space, and for a thorough examination to determine the best options for each case.
There are various dental implant systems available, with the most popular being the Nobel Biocare and Alpha Bio Implant systems. Both companies have a well-established history in producing dental implants and offer their own ranges of product lines.
Improved self-esteem and quality of life
No need to alter adjacent teeth for bridging
Enhanced speech compared to dentures
Increased comfort relative to removable dentures
Prevents further loss of teeth and bone support
Improves and maintains a natural, youthful appearance
Boosts oral health
Highly durable, with an expected long lifespan
Comprises the implant post (replacing the tooth root), the abutment (supports the crown), and the prosthetic crown itself.
For cases with several missing teeth in different areas, multiple single tooth implants can be used as replacement restorations.
In cases where all teeth need replacement, a full arch implant reconstruction is recommended.
Screw-retained fixed hybrid dentures.
Screw-retained fixed porcelain crowns/bridges.