The implant is applied into the jawbone in case of single or multiple tooth deficiencies, or all tooth deficiencies in the mouth. Aesthetic crowns are then made on top of the implant to eliminate the patient’s tooth deficiencies entirely.
A common concern is bone resorption, when the jawbone has thinned or shrunk after a tooth has been missing for some time. Today, a wide variety of bone addition methods are used to solve this: artificial bone in graft, block, or piece form, or bone reinforcement taken from the patient’s own body.
In this way, implants suitable for the jawbone can be made in the presence of almost any kind of bone loss. Our specialist team evaluates the extent of resorption with 3D imaging and plans the right grafting approach before the implant itself is placed, so the final result is stable and long-lasting.
