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PAINLESS SOLUTIONS WITHOUT REMOVABLE DENTURES
STABLE FIXED TEETH, EVEN WITHIN A FEW DAYS
Anchored in the posterior upper jaw, in the pterygoid plate. An excellent solution for extensive bone loss, often without bone grafting.
An implant guided through the nasal floor can provide anchorage when the upper jaw has insufficient bone height. It may be used without bone grafting.
Implants placed obliquely through the maxillary sinus wall can provide strong bone contact and stable anchorage, often without bone grafting.
Long implants anchored in the cheekbone can be a reliable solution in severe bone loss or after previous failed implant treatment, even with immediate loading in selected cases.
A fast, predictable solution for complete tooth loss.
A stable prosthesis fixed on four strategically placed implants; with suitable anatomy, immediate temporary fixed teeth may also be possible.
Maximum stability and long-term security.
Six implants provide optimal load distribution, excellent chewing function and a reliable basis for a premium screw-retained full-arch restoration.
Most patients can receive dental implants; only a few absolute contraindications exist. Titanium allergy is not currently documented as a common clinical condition.