Implants
77IMPLANT DENTAL CLINIC
This treatment can be used when insufficient gum bone
makes implant placement difficult.
Our clinic uses proven, safe, high-quality graft materials.
Even with long-standing tooth loss or
alveolar bone loss from gum disease,
implants are possible after reinforcing
the gum bone with verified graft materials.
Insufficient gum bone makes implant placement difficult
Implant placement
Bone graft to deficient area, cover with membrane, then suture
After bone formation is complete, connect the prosthesis
Autologous bone
Harvests the patient’s own bone,
so there are no side effects
and adaptability is excellent.
Allograft
Transplanting donor bone preserves
growth factors and proteins, providing
strong regeneration and
biocompatibility.
Xenograft
Material processed from animal bone.
Noted for rapid regeneration potential.
Synthetic bone
Synthetic material used to regenerate or
repair defects, gradually replaced
by natural bone over time.
More extensive grafting can cause more swelling.
Avoid touching the surgical site as much as possible.
Avoid strenuous exercise for about one week.
Do not spit postoperative blood or saliva; swallow instead.
Get ample rest on the day of surgery.
Avoid alcohol and smoking for about a month.
