DENTAL & ZYGOMATIC IMPLANTS

What Are Dental Implants? 

Dental Implants are a way to replace a missing tooth with something that looks, feels and mimics a natural tooth. Neither you nor anyone else can tell the difference.

Dental Implants have been around since the 1950’s and in the last 15 years have been per- fected with A.D.A (American Dental Association) acceptance and a very high rate of success. Dental Implants are the treatment of choice to replace your missing teeth. Implants are life-like teeth that are placed in your mouth. They provide a stable fit that improves appearance, speech, comfort and the ability to chew and enjoy food. Many people regret losing some of their teeth.

In the past, conventional dentistry has not always provided an acceptable replacement for these lost teeth until now. Removable denture plates, partials and bridges have always been a compromise when replacing lost teeth. With Dental Implants you can have life-like teeth again, just like when you were 18-year-old.

What’s New?

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Today in cases where there is virtually no, weak or less bone, dental implants are feasible with or without bone grafting. Further all teeth in a jaw can now be fixed on merely 4 implants, called the All-on-4 technique.

We are the pioneers for immediate load implants and our technology was accepted and appreciated by the Scientific committee of the World Congress on Oral Implantology- the apex forum in the world.

After advanced training and innovative research conducted by International Institute of Dental Research now same day loading of dental implants with predictive results are possible even in very less or virtually no bone.

To successfully and predictively place dental implants and then to be able to fix artificial teeth with function and aesthetics requires a seamless coordination between the doctors, radiology, staff, laboratory and patient. At Royal, we have in house CBCT (dental x- rays) and in house laboratories with the latest CAD-CAM and 3D printing technology to ease the process.

Having multiple dental chairs with an area of about 9000 sq ft in 2 centers in Mumbai and strength of 5 dentists and about 25 other staff members; we are able to complete the treatment on the same day which would have otherwise become difficult in case of a lesser infrastructure and resource capability.

What are mini dental implants?

Mini dental implants also called MDI, are ultra-small diameter (1.8 Millimetre width), biocompatible titanium alloy implant screws, conceived and designed over 30 years ago by a board-certified Manhattan Dentist Victor.I. Sendax. His novel theory was that mini implants function free standing by themselves or in combination with natural tooth supports and /or larger conventional type implants.  This was a revolutionary concept in dental science.

When can they be used?

When critically needed for support purposes, and where solid bony adaptation (integration) has clearly occurred, mini implants can function as long-term supporting structure rather than as short-term or medium devices. In fact, some have been successfully functioning in patients’ jaws for several decades.

What about failures?

It must be recognized that all implant systems as well as natural teeth are subject to potential failure due to natural causes, including osteoporosis, poor oral hygiene, wear and tear attrition, poor health, heavy, stressful biting habits, and lack of follow -up dental maintenance care. Mini implants similarly do not carry any actual or implied guarantee as to longevity. However, the loss of a mini implant is a far less critical event to the patient since it may be replaced at relatively minimal cost compared to conventional implants, and with minimal associated bone or gum  deterioration.

How are mini implants different? 

As revolutionary departure from routine implant methods, mini implants are so narrow they are typically inserted directly through the overlying gum tissue, routinely required for standard implant systems are significantly reduced.  While all dental implants require care during insertion to avoid encroaching on vulnerable nerves, sinus or bony structures, the ultra-small width of the mini implants offset a much more comfortable margin of safety.

What type of surgery is involved?

A single, minimally invasive surgery is needed for insertion of the MDI mini implants. They are then put into immediate biting or “loading” functions thanks to their “self-tapping” design, thereby anchoring a fixed bridge system.  As a result, it is often possible to provide the complete mini implant services in a single office visit.

Mini dental implants clearly represent an enormous breakthrough for the dental implant speciality as the most patient -friendly, cost effective, proven implant system available today

Every person has a winning feature of their personality which they like to highlight more than the others. However, if teeth are damaged, chipped or missing then smile becomes a concern. Same day dental implant is an implant surgery which doctors use to replace missing or chipped teeth by putting in implants in your jaw. The implants basically take the place of your damaged teeth roots and give a solid base upon which the natural looking tooth can be placed.

Same day dental implant involves implant surgery wherein doctors replace missing teeth by putting in implants in your jaw. The implants basically take the place of your missing teeth root and give a solid base upon which the natural looking tooth can be placed. These are mainly temporary teeth which are placed on the day you receive your implant surgery and stay in place until your permanent teeth are ready for you.

At times a framework may be required so as to give a strong base to the supporting crown or bridge. These frameworks can be made of high performance peek material with HIPC crowns. This helps to create a shock absorbing framework and reduces the load on bone and gives better results.

Bone resorption along with lower bone quality often makes it impossible to place dental implants in the posterior maxilla. Zygomatic implants are then advised and anchored in to the zygomatic bone rather than the maxilla. Zygomatic implants are planned for the upper jaw in complex situations such as poor quality of bone, bone resorption, decreased height of bone over time or presence of air spaces or sinus.

Most of such cases can be done under local anesthesia on the same day itself. The quality of life improves a lot after the treatment as patients no longer have top deal with dentures or ‘no bone no teeth’.

Bone resorption along with lower bone quality often makes it impossible to place dental implants in the posterior maxilla. Zygomatic implants are then advised and anchored in to the zygomatic bone rather than the maxilla. Zygomatic implants are planned for the upper jaw in complex situations such as poor quality of bone, bone resorption, decreased height of bone over time or presence of air spaces or sinus.

Few of such cases can be done with a pinhole technique under local anesthesia on the same day itself.

Bone resorption along with lower bone quality often makes it impossible to place dental implants in the posterior maxilla. Zygomatic implants are then advised and anchored in to the zygomatic bone rather than the maxilla. Zygomatic implants are planned for the upper jaw in complex situations such as poor quality of bone, bone resorption, decreased height of bone over time or presence of air spaces or sinus.

Bone resorption along with lower bone quality often makes it impossible to place dental implants in the posterior maxilla. Zygomatic implants are then advised and anchored in to the zygomatic bone rather than the maxilla. Zygomatic implants are planned for the upper jaw in complex situations such as poor quality of bone, bone resorption, decreased height of bone over time or presence of air spaces or sinus.