Dental Implants
Dental implants is the most modern and biologic way we have available today in order to replace missing teeth.
Implant dentistry is a specialty that has developed rapidly over recent years and their prosthetic restoration couldn’t be an exception. We are now able to build a prosthetic restoration using dental implants in a perfectly natural and aesthetic way.
In addition to modern metal alloys and ceramic bio-materials, an important role play modern computers and digital CAD / CAM technology.
What does an implant restoration consist of?
There are many ways to fabricate a fixed restoration over dental implants. An implant borne rehabilitation usually consists of the following parts:
- The Implant –the part which is placed inside the jaw bone. It is the solid foundation that provides stable anchorage for the prosthetic restoration.
- The Abutment – the prosthetic part that connects the implant with prosthetic restoration and emerges through the gums.
- The prosthetic restoration (a crown or bridge), which is the visible part of the reconstruction and restores the harmonic function and aesthetics of the mouth
Dental Implants and Prosthodontics
Today we have many of different prosthetic abutments in different shapes and sizes resembling the anatomy of a natural tooth, which are connected to the dental implant and form the basis for new, fixed restoration.
Today we have many of different prosthetic abutments in different shapes and sizes resembling the anatomy of a natural tooth, which are connected to the dental implant and form the basis for new, fixed restoration.
Modern implant dentistry makes it possible to replace one lost toot, by using a single implant…
… or several teeth in such an aesthetic way, that they look just like the adjacent natural teeth.
Dental Implants & Aesthetic Restorations
The new, specially designed, ceramic abutments are the latest development in implant prosthodontics. The strength of the new ceramic materials is equal to metal! They have the advantage of having the texture and color of the natural tooth, giving a particular luminosity both in prosthetic restoration and the tissues surrounding the gums.
They may not yet be indicated for extended restorations in the posterior areas of the mouth, however they are of valuable help in the front area and in regions with high aesthetic demands!
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Dental implants and a beautiful smile.
Modern dentistry is now a combination of science, artistry and the latest generation of technology. and with the help of modern technology you can have a beautiful and healthy smile again.
The natural confidence in your smile!
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Prosthetic Restoration & Dental Implants
In a restoration with dental implants, each case presents its own peculiarities and challenges.
Dental technology and the new capabilities provided by modern computers help restore the function and aesthetics of the smile, even in the most demanding cases.
We now have various types of abutments and a range of specialized techniques in order to fabricate a secure and aesthetic restoration.
Dental Implants and Complex Restorations.
In cases of severe jawbone resorption or anatomical peculiarities, it is not always possible to place the implants perfectly parallel to each other.
In such complex situations, even with the latest abutments, it may not be possible to create a functional and aesthetic restoration.
In recent years, customized abutments have revolutionized the field, allowing us to place prosthetic restorations on dental implants even under the most challenging conditions.
With customized abutments, we ensure the greatest possible reinforcement of the prosthetic restoration, providing naturalness and harmony to the smile.
Prosthetics with Dental Implants and Digital Technology
The latest technology in implant prosthetic restoration is the use of computers and CAD-CAM technology. A special system digitally records the conditions in the mouth (implant position, gum position, adjacent teeth, etc.).
The data is entered into a computer, where a special software designs the abutment.
The information is then sent to precision cutting machines that fabricate the abutment from ceramic, titanium, or other material blocks.
This same technology can be used for the digital CAD-CAM construction of the final prosthetic restoration, ensuring absolute accuracy in the fit and retention of the prosthetic restoration, providing both harmony and durability.
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Dental science and modern technology are here to turn your dream into reality. Trust dental implants, like so many others worldwide, for a beautiful smile and a carefree life!
Dental Implants, smile again with confidence!
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