Description

Basal implants are a type of dental implant used for patients with insufficient bone density or volume in their jaw. Here's a brief rundown: *What are Basal Implants?* Basal implants are a type of dental implant that uses the basal bone, a denser layer of bone in the jaw, for support. They're designed for patients who aren't eligible for traditional implants due to bone loss. *Key Benefits:* 1. *Less invasive*: No bone grafting required 2. *Faster treatment*: Often loaded with prosthetic teeth on the same day 3. *Suitable for severe bone loss*: Ideal for patients with limited bone density 4. *Stable and durable*: Basal implants provide strong support for prosthetic teeth 5. *Less recovery time*: Minimally invasive procedure 6. *Improved quality of life*: Restore chewing function and confidence *How do they work?* Basal implants are inserted into the basal bone, providing a stable anchor for prosthetic teeth. Basal implants are a viable option for patients with severe bone loss. Here's more info: *Procedure:* 1. Consultation and planning with a dentist or oral surgeon 2. Implant placement in the basal bone 3. Prosthetic teeth attachment (often same-day) *Suitability:* Basal implants are suitable for patients with: 1. Severe bone loss in the jaw 2. Insufficient bone density for traditional implants 3. Desire for a less invasive procedure *Next Steps:* Consult a dentist to determine if basal implants are right for you. They'll assess your bone density and discuss treatment options.