Dental Implants

Dental implants are materials resembling tooth roots in the form of screws that are fixed into the jawbone when one or more teeth are lost.

Types of implants

Today there are several styles and brands of implants to choose from. Although the materials used vary, titanium is the most commonly used.

Conditions for performing dental implants

This treatment may be applied to all patients over 18 years of age, who have developed facial and chin development. Before starting the procedure, the patient's suitability is checked. Therefore, the first step is X-ray imaging.

Treatment plan

The treatment plan is finalized through direct patient consultation. The implants we use in our clinic are certified, and processing begins quickly using high-quality materials. Oral and dental health is restored as quickly as possible.

What are dental implants?

Implants are screws that are placed in the jawbone. Dental prosthetics are placed on it. Adjacent teeth are not damaged or abraded during treatment. Implant screws act like the root of the tooth.

Advantages of dental implants:

Dental implants can be used in the upper or lower jaw when patients have missing teeth.

Suitable for use in areas where teeth have been lost for a long time.

Offers a beautiful smile.

An effective method when all teeth in the lower jaw of the patient are lost.

Helps you maintain dental health

Does not cause problems when eating/drinking

Does not cause damage to adjacent teeth

4/6 Implant Technique

In this technique, a new method of screw-style dental implants is used, in which the upper and lower jaw bones are examined in detail. Then, 4 or 6 implants are applied at specific angles. Patients who do not have teeth, especially, can regain their oral and dental health within a single day.

Bone Grafting

Bone powder of the jaw, also known as bone grafting, is obtained in several ways. It has animal, human, or synthetic patterns. It is produced as a single mass or in the form of fine-grained powder. The application of bone grafting is particularly preferred in the following cases:

If there is not enough bone in the area to allow for the application of implants

If it is desired to be done in the same session as the tooth extraction

In raising the floor of the pocket before implantation

In chronic inflammation

When the bone dissolves in the mouth

Dental implants are an alternative solution for missing teeth. They are metal screws that are installed in the jaw bone, and then dentures or bridges are placed on them.
Dental implants can be performed on all people over the age of 18 who have suitable jaw bones.
There are several types of implants available, and they differ in shape, size, and materials used.
Dental implants have several advantages, including:

They resemble natural teeth in terms of shape, color, and feel.
They last a lifetime.
They do not require special care.
Dental implant surgery requires several stages, including:

Examination of the patient and evaluation of his/her condition. Placement of the implants in the jaw. Waiting for the bones to heal around the implants. Placement of dentures or bridges on the implants.