Installation of six implants "turnkey" in the absence of teeth + fixed structure "zirconium oxide"
- Type and quality of implants
- Material of fixed structure
- Complexity of work and related services
Anesthesia station for dental treatment under general anesthesia.
Target shot.
The ability to solve the most difficult tasks.
Minimal incisions during surgical treatment.
At this stage, the doctor conducts a comprehensive assessment of the patient's condition. This stage includes:
- 3D tomography (CT) to assess the volume and density of bone tissue, the position of nerves and sinuses.
- Determining the locations for installing implants based on anatomical features.
- If insufficient density or volume of bone tissue is detected, a preliminary bone grafting procedure may be required.
Impressions or digital scanning of the jaw are also taken for the future structure that will be fixed on the implants.
If there are teeth or roots left on the jaw, they are removed. This stage includes:
- Removal of the remaining teeth (if any), which is necessary for complete preparation of the jaw for the installation of implants.
- Evaluation of the condition of the gums and, if necessary, preparatory procedures such as curettage or treatment of inflammation.
- If bone grafting is planned (for example, sinus lifting), it is carried out at this stage.
At this stage, the implant surgeon installs implants in the jaw. In the case of complete absence of teeth, 6 implants are usually installed per jaw.
The process includes:
- Creating holes in the bone tissue for each implant using a surgical template, which allows for their precise positioning.
- Installation of titanium implants, which will serve as a support for the future structure.
- After installing the implants, the gum is sutured, and the patient may be offered a temporary removable structure for the healing period.
- This is a key stage during which the implants take root and integrate into the bone tissue. This process usually takes 3-6 months.
- During osseointegration, the implants become part of the jawbone, which guarantees their stability and strength for the future prosthetic structure.
- It is important to follow the doctor's recommendations, which may include dietary restrictions and oral care, so as not to disrupt the healing process.
When the implants have fully taken root, the doctor begins fixing the permanent non-removable structure. Zirconium oxide is chosen due to its high strength, biocompatibility and aesthetic qualities.
The process includes:
- Taking final impressions (or repeated digital scanning), if necessary.
- Manufacturing an individual structure from zirconium oxide that completely imitates natural teeth.
- Fixing the structure on the implants using special abutments. The structure is securely fixed, ensuring long-term stability and functionality.
- Bite correction and final polishing.
After completing all stages, the patient receives functional and aesthetically attractive teeth that fully restore chewing and aesthetic functions.
Preparing for dental implants is an important step towards dental restoration. Here are the main steps:
- Consultation with a specialist. The doctor will conduct diagnostics, including a 3D image of the jaw to assess the condition of the bone tissue.
- Treatment planning. Based on the diagnostics, an individual implantation plan is developed, which takes into account the structural features of the jaw, the load on the implants and aesthetic requirements.
- Preliminary procedures. In some cases, bone grafting or sinus lifting is required to prepare the jaw for implant placement.
- General health. For successful implantation, the general condition of the body is important. It is advisable to get rid of bad habits (for example, smoking), maintain a healthy diet and monitor blood sugar levels if you have diabetes.
- Oral hygiene. A few days before the procedure, pay special attention to oral care: regularly brush your teeth, use antiseptics and avoid products that promote inflammation.
After successful implantation, a non-removable zirconium oxide structure is installed on the implants, which is characterized by high strength, aesthetics and durability.
When all teeth are missing, chewing function is significantly impaired. If implants are not installed in time, the patient faces difficulties in chewing food, which can lead to digestive problems.
Insufficient chewing of food makes the stomach work at the limit of its capabilities, which can cause gastritis, ulcers and other diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Installing six implants with a fixed zirconium oxide structure not only restores full chewing function, but also ensures durability and reliability of the result.
One of the important consequences of missing teeth is bone atrophy. If implants are not installed in time, the jaw bone begins to decrease in volume, which leads to facial deformation. Cheeks and lips lose support, sag, which visually gives the face an aged appearance.
Turnkey installation of implants using six supports prevents bone atrophy, since the implants stimulate the jaw, maintaining its volume. Zirconium oxide as a material for a fixed structure provides aesthetics and a natural appearance of teeth, which returns confidence to the patient and improves the overall impression of his appearance.
The absence of teeth affects not only chewing, but also speech. Teeth play a key role in the formation of sounds, and without them, diction becomes unclear, which causes difficulties in communication. This can lead to a decrease in self-confidence and the emergence of social inconveniences.
Timely installation of implants and a fixed structure made of zirconium oxide helps to restore the clarity of speech and comfort in communication. Zirconium oxide is not only durable, but also highly aesthetic, which allows the patient to feel confident both in everyday life and in the professional sphere.
Installation of six implants "turnkey" is a comprehensive dental service that includes all stages of treatment, from diagnostics to installation of a fixed structure. In the complete absence of teeth in the jaw (edentia), six implants are distributed in certain areas to evenly distribute the load.
The procedure usually consists of several stages: diagnostics, treatment planning, installation of implants and subsequent fixation of a fixed prosthesis.
Zirconium oxide is one of the most modern and durable materials for prosthetics. It is characterized by high strength, biocompatibility and aesthetic appeal. Zirconium structures are not subject to corrosion, do not cause allergic reactions and do not lose their appearance over time.
In addition, zirconium prostheses look as natural as possible, which makes them a popular choice for patients seeking long-term and highly aesthetic results.
The process of installing implants and a permanent zirconium oxide structure can take from several months to a year, depending on the individual characteristics of the patient. The first stage is the installation of implants, which takes several hours. After this, time is needed for osseointegration (implant engraftment), which can last from 3 to 6 months.
After successful engraftment of the implants, a temporary structure is installed, and then the final zirconium work. In some cases, it is possible to speed up the process thanks to modern methods of immediate loading, but this depends on the condition of the bone tissue.
Installing six implants in the absence of teeth has a number of important advantages.
- Firstly, it is an even distribution of the chewing load, which prevents overloading of individual sections of the jaw.
- Secondly, implants prevent bone atrophy, which is a common problem in the absence of teeth.
- Thirdly, the fixed structure provides comfort and reliability: it does not move, like removable dentures, and does not require regular removal for cleaning.
Finally, the use of zirconium oxide ensures durability and high aesthetic appeal of the prosthesis.