Restoration of Implants Asia

Dental implant is an artificial tooth root replacement and is used to support restorations that resemble a tooth or group of teeth. A typical implant consists of a titanium screw (resembling a tooth root) . Implant surgery is performed as an outpatient under general anesthesia (if several implants are to be placed) or with local anesthesia by trained and certified clinicians . A single implant procedure takes less than an hour, multiple implants can be installed in a single surgical session lasting several hours. Healing and integration of the implant(s) with jawbone occurs over three to six months in a process called osseointegration after which the crowns/bridges are fabricated and attached to the implants

Dental implant with zirconium crown - $1000

Are you a patient who has lost all your teeth and are fed up with ill-fitting dentures that slip around and cause constant sore spots on your gums? Have your dentures been relined over and over again while you continue to lose height and width of your jawbone? Is your face starting to look"sunken in" because your dentures dont fit well, prematurely ageing your face? Are you tired of not being able to eat the foods you love because your dentures dont fit? Have you been told that alternative treatments involving implant-retained dentures are too expensive? The All-on-4 Dental ImplantConcept may be the answer youve been looking for. A proven and successful concept for edentulous patients, the All-on-4 technique allows Dr. David to provide patients like you with an efficient and effective, more permanent restoration using only four implants to support an immediately loaded full-arch prosthesis, like an implant-retained denture or bridge. During the procedure, the two dental implants toward the back of your mouthare tilted, allowing the surgeon to use longer implants in minimum bone volume,thereby increasing bone-to-implant contact. This reduces the need for verticalbone to be built through bone grafting processes, often reducing the cost ofsurgery. In addition, the angled posterior implants can be anchored in thebetter quality bone near the back of the jaw, improving support of theprosthesis by reducing cantilevers (prosthetic with an unsupported end). Biomechanical measurements show that tilted implants, when part ofprosthetic support, do not have a negative effect on the load distribution. Theangulation of implants has been used in clinical practice for more than tenyears and has shown positive results. Overall published data on the All-on-4 concept shows cumulative survival rates between 92