What is Implant Treatment in Bone Deficiency?
For a successful dental implant, the jawbone must have sufficient thickness, length, and quality. However, bone deficiency is no longer an obstacle; with modern techniques, lost bone tissue can be partially or completely regenerated.
Advanced Surgical Techniques: At our clinic, we address bone loss using high-quality bone grafts and 3D CT scans to create personalized treatment plans for patients with low bone density.
Our Bone Regeneration Techniques
Bone Grafting
High-quality bone powders are used to support areas with volume loss.
Membrane Application
Special barrier membranes protect new bone growth from external factors.
PRF Technology
Growth factors from your own blood are used to accelerate healing.
Sinus Lifting
Sagging sinus cavities in the upper jaw are lifted to create space for implants.
How the Process Works
In areas with bone resorption, we first perform a 3D analysis using Computerized Tomography (CT). Based on this analysis:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does bone always form with a bone graft?
Success rates are very high with proper planning and high-quality materials. Protecting the area from infection during the healing period is key to new bone formation.
Is the procedure painful?
Procedures performed under local anesthesia are painless. Any minor post-operative swelling or sensitivity is easily managed with prescribed medications.
