What Are Immediate Loading Basal Implants?
In modern dentistry, immediate loading basal implants are becoming a preferred option for restoring edentulous (toothless) jaws. These implants are anchored in the highly mineralized basal bone, simplifying the process and providing a strong foundation for dental restoration, even in cases of significant bone loss.
Basal Implantology
The Advantage of Basal Implants
Stability & Strength
Basal implants anchor into cortical bone, ensuring maximum stability even in cases with significant bone loss.
Immediate Functionality
Patients can often use the implants right away, thanks to the immediate loading design and regenerative properties of basal bone.
Reduced Risk
The single-piece design minimizes the risk of complications like peri-implantitis and simplifies post-operative care.
Features
Key Features of Immediate Loading Basal Implants
- Flapless technique for implant placement
- Made from biocompatible titanium alloy
- Anchors in highly mineralized basal bone
- Immediate chewing and dental function
- Eliminates need for bone grafts or sinus lifts
Benefits
Benefits of Basal Implants
- Suitable for all bone types and densities
- No need for additional surgical procedures like bone grafts
- Immediate function for chewing and speaking
- Quick, often completed in one visit
- Safe for patients with diabetes or osteoporosis
- Low risk of complications, especially peri-implantitis
- Simple post-operative care
- Lifetime warranty on the implants
- Affordable due to fewer stages in the process
- Viable option for patients with severe bone atrophy
Why Basal Implants?
Why Choose Basal Implants?
- Quick procedure, often done in one visit
- Safe for patients with diabetes, hypertension, or who smoke
- Lower overall cost than traditional implants
- Ideal for patients with severe bone loss or atrophy
- Lifetime warranty ensures peace of mind
