Implantology

Implant suitability depends on factors such as the amount of jawbone, gum health, general health status, drugs used and smoking. The final decision is made after the examination and the necessary imaging.

CBCT helps to evaluate the bone width and height and the position of anatomical structures such as the nerve canal and sinus by showing the jawbone in three dimensions. It is not mandatory in every patient; the physician requests it according to the requirement.

Bone deficiency does not always make the implant impossible. Bone graft or different surgical options can be evaluated in eligible patients. Which method is appropriate is determined by imaging and examination.

The duration varies according to the number of implants, bone condition, need for additional surgery and the speed of healing. The surgical stage and the insertion time of the permanent prosthesis are planned individually.

Candidacy for dental implants depends upon alveolar bone volume, periodontal health, systemic medical conditions, medication regimens, and smoking status. Definite eligibility is determined following radiographic examination.

CBCT provides high-resolution 3D volumetric images that reveal bone width, height, and adjacent vital structures like mandibular nerve canals and maxillary sinuses. It is indicated based on individual clinical need.

The timeline depends on the number of implants, initial bone quality, requirement for bone grafting, and individual osseointegration rates. The surgical and prosthetic phases are uniquely scheduled.