Basal Implants

Are you seeking a dental implant solution but concerned about insufficient jawbone density? Basal implants offer a revolutionary approach that can provide a stable foundation for replacement teeth, even in cases where traditional implants may not be suitable.

At Inwhite Dental Clinic in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, we offer advanced basal implant solutions for those seeking a reliable and long-lasting alternative. Our skilled dentists prioritize your comfort and utilize cutting-edge techniques to provide you with a natural-looking and functional smile.

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What are Basal Implants?

Basal implants are a type of dental implant that is designed to anchor directly into the jawbone’s basal cortical bone, which is the dense, stable bone found at the base of the jawbone. Unlike traditional implants that rely on vertical bone integration, basal implants take advantage of the jawbone’s naturally denser horizontal bone structure.

Am I a Candidate for Basal Implants?

Individuals with insufficient vertical bone height or density, who may not be suitable candidates for traditional dental implants, are often excellent candidates for basal implants. However, our dentists will thoroughly evaluate your specific situation to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

Why Choose Inwhite Dental for Basal Implants in Hyderabad?

At Inwhite Dental Clinic, we are at the forefront of offering advanced dental implant solutions, including basal implants. Our team of skilled dentists has extensive training and experience in the precise placement of basal implants, ensuring a secure and stable foundation for your replacement teeth. We utilize cutting-edge technology, including 3D imaging and computer-guided surgery, to achieve optimal implant positioning and long-lasting results. Our commitment to patient comfort and satisfaction sets us apart as the premier destination for basal implants in Hyderabad.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of basal implants?

The primary benefit of basal implants is that they can provide a stable foundation for replacement teeth even in cases of significant bone loss or low bone density, where traditional implants may not be suitable. Basal implants also require a less invasive surgical procedure.

How do basal implants differ from traditional dental implants?

Traditional dental implants are placed vertically into the jawbone and rely on vertical bone integration. In contrast, basal implants are anchored horizontally into the dense basal cortical bone, taking advantage of the jawbone’s natural horizontal bone structure.

Am I a suitable candidate for basal implants?

Individuals with insufficient vertical bone height or density, who may not be candidates for traditional implants, are often suitable for basal implants. However, your dentist will perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine the best implant option for your specific situation.

How long do basal implants last?

Like traditional dental implants, basal implants are designed to be a long-lasting solution. With proper care and maintenance, they can last for many years, often for a lifetime.

Is the basal implant procedure more invasive than traditional implants?

No, the basal implant procedure is generally considered less invasive than traditional implant surgery. Since basal implants do not require extensive vertical bone preparation, the surgical process is typically simpler and less traumatic.