Implantology

Denthes

Zygomatic implants are long implants placed in the cheekbone when the upper jaw bone is insufficient. These implants are placed using advanced surgical techniques and provide high bone stability. This method, which generally does not require sinus lifting, also reduces the need for bone grafting.

All-on-Six implant treatment is a technique applied to patients with complete edentulism, in which a fixed prosthesis is placed on six implants. In this method, six implants are placed in the jawbone and a fixed prosthesis containing all teeth is built on top of it. This method offers both aesthetic and functional advantages.

Bone powder (graft) is used in cases where there is not enough volume in the jawbone. In this procedure, bone powder or graft is placed in place of the missing bone tissue. This graft allows the jawbone to be reconstructed and implants to be placed.

The process of dental implant placement consists of several stages:

Examination and Planning: The dentist evaluates the patient’s jawbone and creates a treatment plan.
Surgical Intervention: The implants are placed into the jawbone and the healing process begins.
Healing Process: It takes a few months for the implants to fuse with the bone.
Prosthesis Placement: After the implants heal, prosthetic teeth are placed.

The general health condition of the patient should be evaluated before implant treatment. Conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and osteoporosis can affect implant treatment. In addition, smoking can negatively affect the healing process of the implants, so it is recommended to quit smoking before treatment.

Denthes Dental Clinic offers reliable and successful implant treatments with its specialists in the field of implantology and state-of-the-art technology devices. Denthes stands out with its personalized treatment plans and patient satisfaction-oriented approach.

Dental implant prices vary according to the type of implant to be applied and the patient’s jaw structure. For example, zygomatic implant prices may differ from endosteal implant prices. In addition, the quality of the material used and the treatment process also affect the prices. A preliminary examination is required for exact price information. After the examination, a detailed treatment plan and price information is presented.