Implant

Implant

Implant is one of the most popular methods preferred for dental treatment for many years in the world, especially in our country. By using artificial tooth roots, roots are made to the jawbone and supported by prostheses. In this way, aesthetic teeth can be made so that the missing and rootless teeth can be used for a longer and healthier time.

With implant treatment, an aesthetically compatible and functional tooth root can be made to replace the missing teeth. However, in order for the implant treatment to be applied to the person, the person's jawbone must be suitable for implant treatment. If there is appropriate bone tissue in the jaw, implant treatment can be applied to everyone.

All-On-4

All-On-4 technique is a dental treatment technique that is evaluated in implant treatment and has been very popular for the last 20 years. This technique is performed under ideal anesthesia.

In the All-On-4 technique, 2 implants are placed in the back area of the jaw. However, the placement of 2 implants placed in the jaw area at an angle of 30 to 45 degrees is the most important feature of the All-On-4 technique.

The other 2 implants are fixed by placing them at a right angle to the front area of the jaw. The All-On-4 technique is very effective in preventing the occurrence of anatomical problems that occur over time, especially in the jaw area.

The All-On-4 method is among the most effective implant treatment techniques for the patient to have a fixed prosthesis that can be used for a lifetime. After the technique is applied, permanent prostheses can be inserted within 3 or 4 months on average. During this period, temporary teeth can be inserted immediately in order to continue the daily life of the person.

All-On-6

All-On-6 technique is also included in implant treatment methods. At the same time, this technique is ideally performed under anesthesia.

During the All-On-6 method, which is a suitable treatment technique for patients with tooth loss, 6 implants are placed in the jawbone with appropriate angles.

With the application of the All-On-6 technique, the treatment is terminated immediately by inserting a permanent prosthesis. The difference between the All-On-6 technique and the classical implant treatment methods is the number of implants and the angled placement of the tooth roots.

In addition; Implant treatment can usually be done after the approval of the physician that is under regular control even though a systemic condition (such as heart, sugar, blood pressure and diabetes) is involved.

Open Sinus Lifting

Open sinus lifting is usually performed under local anesthesia. The process of removing the sinus area under the control of the dentist can be completed in an average of 45 minutes. In the open sinus lifting method, which is a painless procedure, the sinus area is reached through the gum.

The sinus membrane in the sinus area to be removed is raised to the appropriate level. After the upgrade process, grafting and bone powder applications are made to the gap in the region and the region is closed by the dentist with hidden sutures.

If the person has sufficient bone volume during the open sinus lifting procedure, the implant can also be applied in the same session. If the implant is to be applied in the same session, the treatment time may be slightly longer.

Closed Sinus Lifting

Closed sinus lifting is a technique applied when the bone height in the jawbone of the person is 4 to 5 mm or less. The closed sinus lifting technique, which is applied under local anesthesia, is performed with a special instrument known as osteotome.

During the application, the sinus floor is broken and the sinus is raised. After the sinus is raised, the process is completed by placing bone powder in the space that occurs. Closed sinus lifting technique is performed with magnetic mallet device, which is a more modern and more technical tool today. In this way, the process can be carried out more safely.

Along with this technique, implant treatment can usually be performed at the same time. You can contact our clinic to get more detailed information about implant treatment and sinus lifting techniques.