Zygomatic Implants

It is a treatment method applied in cases of excessive bone loss in the upper jaw.

Zygomatic implants are a treatment protocol that we can apply if there is excessive bone loss in the upper jaw and it is not possible to treat it with normal implants. zygomatic implants, unlike normal dental implants, receive support from zygomatic (cheekbone) bones. however, these implants are not visible from the outside and do not cause an aesthetic problem. Depending on the bone deficiency, it can be applied together with normal dental implants, or the entire upper jaw can be rehabilitated with 4 zygomatic implants in those who have no bone. zygomatic implants are mostly applied under general anesthesia and allow the application of fixed temporary prosthesis after the procedure.

Zygomatic implants have been a beacon of hope in the world of modern dentistry, especially when faced with challenging cases. Thanks to these implants, many patients have achieved a permanent solution that previously seemed impossible. Extensive bone loss in the upper jaw can become not only an aesthetic concern for patients, but also a functional problem. Daily activities such as eating and speaking can be difficult. Zygomatic implants have the potential to restore these functions.

This treatment method is very safe when performed by an experienced dental team. In the post-procedure period, patients usually experience minimal discomfort and can quickly return to their daily lives. In addition, the results obtained with the use of zygomatic implants are very close to natural teeth, which is a great aesthetic and functional advantage for patients. The natural placement of the teeth allows the smile and self-confidence to be restored.

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