Zygomatic implants are primarily used for patients with bone loss in their jaw.
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The most significant differences between conventional and Zygomatic Implants are the location of implantation and the depth of each implant.
Zygomatic Dental Implants are inserted into the back of the jaw because the cheekbone in this area is denser and can hold the implant with a tighter and better grip than other areas of the jawbone. The location provides a secure anchor point for the implant and can withstand the pressure of chewing, grinding, and biting.
The experience of getting a Zygomatic Implant is often a seamless one. A treatment plan is unique for anyone.
Can A Zygomatic Implant Be Combined with A Normal Dental Implant?
A zygoma implant can be combined with a traditional dental implant to provide additional support and stability. When a patient has a mix of healthy and weakened areas within the jawbones and traditional implants cannot be used in all regions, combining zygomatic and traditional implants can provide a more comprehensive, long-term, and stable solution to tooth loss.
Zygomatic implants offer a reliable and efficient solution for patients with severe bone loss in the upper jaw, providing restored function and aesthetics to their smiles. Contact with us to know more.
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