Implants can have different shapes and sizes, be inserted with various techniques and then anchored to fixed or mobile prostheses to restore the masticatory function.
Oral health is essential for implantology to succeed. This is obtained through scrupulous professional and home oral hygiene, along with continuous monitoring of risk factors like smoking.
Ideal implantology must consider the final aesthetic result that can be achieved. Maintaining or restoring the correct proportion between the tooth and gum tissue is essential to preserve or improve the initial condition.
Precision. Reliability. Speed. Computer-guided implantology allows dentists to place implants according to the pre-planned positions. This results in reduced surgery time, eliminates insertion errors, and improves the post-operative course, as it avoids surgical incisions in the gum.
From a 3D X-ray image (CONE BEAM), dentists can reconstruct the patient’s bone model, replicating the anatomy of the area where the implants will be inserted. This model facilitates a preliminary study to determine the implants’ position and inclination in relation to the amount of bone available in the various areas and the planned position of the permanent prosthesis.
Implantology treatments can involve conscious sedation to ensure a more comfortable experience to the patient.
