Implant-Supported Restorations

The impressive about implants is that they can be used as a base for partial or full restoration attachment. Implants are not exclusively intended for the replacement of a single tooth. Our
options depend on the number of teeth we have lost.

Implant Supported Bridges

Implant Supported Bridges

For those patients missing several consecutive teeth, we can use a bridge attached not on
your natural teeth, as typical bridges do, but on implants. The major advantage this technique
offers is that the adjacent natural teeth do not have to be ground down to support the
restoration. This way, the healthy dental tissue is not compromised and the natural teeth
remain protected. In addition, we enjoy the other advantages of implants.

Implant-Supported

Fixed Complete Dentures

We choose this option for patients who have lost all their teeth, as it provides the nearest feel and comfort of our natural teeth. We usually use 4 or 6 implants per jawbone, which are stably and permanently attached to the denture. It is not removable, and you treat it with
brushing as you would to your natural teeth.

Implant-Supported Removable

Complete Dentures

It is an excellent option for patients who have lost all their teeth; while is much superior than common dentures. To achieve the best results possible, we place 4 or more implants per jawbone that support or retain the denture.

In some cases, it is even possible to use only 2 implants on the lower jaw. For the attachment of the denture, the implants have special projections that implement in the corresponding recesses on the base of the prosthetic restoration. In some cases, the implants can be connected to each other with the help of a metal bar for better restriction.

Implant-Supported Removable​ complete dentures

Implant-Supported Removable​ complete dentures

In comparison to the conventional dentures, the implant-supported dentures have excellent
comparative advantages:

  • Implant-supported dentures provide much better support, and the risk of been displaced while we talk or eat is minimized. Are very stable, since these dentures are not simply placed on top of the gums like common dentures. As a result, they provide us with confidence and self- assuredness in our everyday life.
  • They also provide much better comfort, as they do not cover the palate of the maxilla for traction reasons, and the mandibular dentures have a smaller size. Therefore, you experience a more natural feel inside your mouth, while lesser pressure is applied to the gums, and the irritations often caused by conventional dentures are avoided. Naturally, no adhesive cream is required, as the implants now retain the dentures.
  • The implants act as the root of your lost teeth, and thus prevent further bone loss. This contributes to the prevention of your facial structure and balance, which means better aesthetic image.

The options are plenty, and depend on many clinical factors, but also on your expectations
and desires. In every case, we will provide the optimum solution, after we have discussed the
advantages and restrictions of every option. Whatever implant-supported restoration you
choose, it is certain that you will see significant difference in the quality of your life.

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