IMMEDIATE LOADING BASAL IMPLANTS

IMMEDIATE LOADING BASAL IMPLANTS

Immediate Loading Protocol

Go home with teeth immediately after the treatment!

Basal implants are primarily designed for immediate loading. 72 hours straight after the implants have been inserted, our patients get their bridges loaded over the implants. There is no need to wait through a long recovery. With the help of our dental technicians, your new full set of teeth will be fixed in place within 3-5 business days.

Basal Implantology also known as Bi-cortical implantology is considered as a revolution in the field of  Implantology.  These implants are placed in the cortical bone (hardest bone) which is present at the base of the jaw bones. The cellular action which manifests in the basal bone conserves it from the atrophy of the bone tissue even in the absence of a tooth. Therefore the fundamental asset of the basal implants is, that it can be used in cases where the bone has resorbed drastically or where there is severe atrophy of bone because of some infection or long term absence of teeth

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These are made of Biocompatible Titanium alloy and is a single entity. The basal bone used for anchoring these implants is highly mineralized and has high rate of regeneration capacity making it the absolute choice for implant placement. This bone assures guaranteed integration and allows immediate loading. These implants can be inserted without opening the flap or gum tissue and therefore this technique is also known as flap less technique of implant placement, these are more stable since they are anchored in the basal bone which is highly mineralized and more sterile as it is located, by far from the infection zone and caters much needed sturdiness to the implant. These implants are also known as implantation per protocol of immediate load as they can be loaded immediately and capability of mastication can be redeemed instantly i.e. 3rd day of implantation.

Different types of Basal implants

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Lateral Implants and Bicortical Screw implants
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Two types of Compressive implants:KOS or Monoimplants Rough surface Implants And KOS PLUS or Monoimplants MOT Implants

Basal Implant Types Based on Morphology

There are four basic types of basal implants available

I Screw Form.

  1. Compression Screw Design (Monoimplant Rough, KOS Implant)
  2. Bi-Cortical Screw Design ( Monoimplant Smooth,BCS Implant)
  3. Compression Screw + Bi-Cortical Screw Design ( Monoimplant MOT,KOS Plus Implant)

II Disk Form.

III Plate Form.

IV Other Form
Tuberopterygoid.
Zygoma Screw.

Lateral basal implants (BOI IMPLANTS):

These have wider horizontal plane and reduced vertical height and lodged laterally and are employed where there is deficiency in the height of the bone and engages lateral  cortical walls of  the jaw bone.

Basal compression screws (BCS MONOIMPLANTS SMOOTH IMPLANTS):

These have wide thread for cortical invasion and employs the bone beyond the apex of the former tooth root but , both the implants engage the cortex which administers a safe dispersion of  masticatory pressure as they exercise thrust on the cortical bone.

WHY Basal implants?

  • These are considered as a revolution in the field of implantology as there is no window period for the implants to settle down.
  • Can be placed in severely atrophied maxilla and mandible.Single visit technique, therefore less time consuming.
  • Advised in Diabetic, Hypertensive patients and also in Smokers.
  • No risk of peri implantitis or loss of bone around the implant as it is a single entity.
  • Post operative specifications for oral hygiene of the patient are less grievous because of the defiance of the basal bone.
  • These are the implants of first choice in considerate or serious incidences of jaw atrophy and where patients desire immediate restoration of masticatory forces.
  • No expensive bone augmentation or traumatic sinus lift procedures are required there by reducing the probable complications of implantation.
  • People with osteoporosis are also candidates for immediate loading basal implantation.
  • These are also affordable implants as they are priced very less when compared to the conventional implants as it is a single entity and also because of the reduced treatment stages

Effects of Loss of Teeth - Side View View

When we maintain our teeth, we also maintain the integrity of our facial structure. This middle aged gentleman has all his teeth and we can see how the muscles in his face are properly supported and his facial height (distance from chin to nose) appears normal.
When the teeth are lost, we can immediately see the effects on the facial structures. The muscles in the face are not supported and as such, they sag and droop, creating deep facial lines. The jaws move closer together, causing the chin to protrude, since there are no teeth present to maintain facial height. All these facial changes speed up the aging process, making the individual appear much older. In this computergenerated demonstration, although this gentleman is the same age in both pictures, he appears much older with the loss of his teeth, due to the changes in his facial structure.

Address

Dental surgery centre.302.vk plaza.4th phase.7th block.100 feet main ring road.Banashankari 3rd stage.opposite to apollo school.near devegowda petrol bunk.Bangalore 560085

Phone

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Email

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