A dental implant is a screw, most of the time in biocompatible titanium which is fixed in the jawbone. It allows replacing the root of a tooth. On the dental implant will be fixed a fixed or removable prosthesis. It may be a crown when it comes to replacing a tooth or a bridge when it comes to several teeth. In the case of the All On 4 or All On 6 system, it is a denture that is said to be stabilized by dental implants.

Anveli Dental has specialists for each type of dental implant. We strive to provide the most accurate expertise possible allowing us to offer the dental implant adapted to the situation of each patient.

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There are two main families of dental implants. The basal implant (also called: bi-cortical dental implant, immediate dental implant, BOI implant) and the traditional dental implant (also called crestal dental implant, compression, or conventional dental implant). Each of these two families of dental implants includes many variations. It is difficult for an average patient to navigate the technical specifics of dental implantology. Indeed, there are almost as many opinions on dental implants as there are dentists, each defending his specialty.

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In practice, dental surgeons with the 2 specialties and the appropriate infrastructures will be the most qualified to give you an objective opinion and choose the appropriate type of implantology. Traditional dental implants are appropriate for the replacement of one or a few teeth and the basal dental implant to replace all the teeth, avoiding bone grafts.

Dentist dental implant / basal implant

The placement of dental implants can be performed under general anesthesia or under unconscious sedation thus allowing the patient to go through the surgical phase in the best conditions. The administration of sedation or general anesthesia is also easier for the medical team when the patient suffers from dental phobia.

General anesthesia and sedation

Until now, when the patient suffered from bone atrophy or bone loss, it was necessary to resort to a bone graft or a sinus lift. These procedures heavy and risky generally spread over a long treatment of 6 months to 2 years The arrival of the latest generation basal implant has allowed a great advance since it is no longer necessary to resort to bone grafting. The basal implant can be placed on the cortical bone and therefore does not require a bone graft.

Dental implant without bone