Dental Implants
An implant is the only option that replaces the tooth root itself, which is why it preserves the bone that would otherwise resorb after tooth loss.
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Single Tooth Implant
A single missing tooth can be replaced without touching the neighbouring teeth.
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Multiple Implants
When several teeth are missing, you rarely need one implant per tooth.
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All-on-4 Implants
When a full arch is missing, four implants can carry a fixed bridge for the whole jaw.
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All-on-6 Implants
Six implants spread the load of a fixed bridge across a wider base.
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Zygomatic Implants
When the upper jaw no longer has enough bone for conventional implants, the fixture is anchored in the cheekbone instead.
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Bone Grafting
An implant needs enough bone around it to stay stable. Where that is missing, the site is augmented.
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Sinus Lift Surgery
The sinus cavity can limit the bone height available for implants in the upper back jaw. Lifting the sinus floor creates room for new bone.
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