Have you been told that you dont have enough bone for dental implants?
Mills Medical is now pleased to provide zygomatic implant therapy for patients with severely resorbed upper jaws.
The development of zygomatic implants presents a unique alternative for the severly resorbed upper jaw, with only one surgical procedure and without the need for grafting.
Any patients that have been told that they are not candidates for dental implants due to lack of bone in the upper jaw can benefit from a new implant developed by Professor Per Ingvar Brånemark.
Excellent Alternative to Bone Grafting
This zygomatic implant provides an excellent alternative to bone grafting procedures for the severely resorbed jaw bone with minimal surgical trauma and maximum oral function.
Mills Medical is now pleased to provide zygomatic implant therapy for patients with severely resorbed upper jaws.
We would be very happy to evaluate any individual who has substantial bone loss and may be a candidate for the zygomatic implant treatment.
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The upper jaw in the back has traditionally been one of the most difficult areas to successfully place dental implants due to insufficient bone quantity and quality and the close proximity to the sinus.
If you’ve lost bone in that area due to reasons such as periodontal disease or tooth loss, you may be left without enough bone to place traditional implants.
Only One Surgical Procedure Needed
The development of the zygomatic implant presents a unique alternative for total rehabilitation of the severely resorbed maxilla (upper jaw), with only one surgical procedure and without the need for grafting.
This long implant is anchored in the upper jawbone and in the very dense zygoma bone. Fixed teeth can be made within 3 days after the surgery.
It will take 4 months before the implants really get connected to the bone (osseointegration). After that a final bridge of acrylic or porcelain can be made.
100% Success Rate
The main advantages of zygomatic implants over sinus lift procedures are the shorter duration of the treatment and the success rate, which is 100% after 5 years, according to scientific studies.
If you are a patient dissatisfied with your upper removable prosthesis, you should consider this option, because zygomatic implants will give you the opportunity to recover the biomechanics of your original denture. |
