Single tooth

A single implant to support the crown, instead of making a bridge that involves working on two neighboring teeth.

Bridge over implants

When several teeth are missing, a bridge can be made, that is, fixing implants in strategic places and making the missing fixed teeth. This is a solution that allows the teeth to be restored with fewer implants than the actual missing teeth, while also avoiding the need to work on healthy teeth.

All on four/All on six (Toronto bridge)

When all the teeth in an arch (or both arches) are missing or when teeth are severely compromised, 4 or 6 implants can be placed with an immediate loading procedure to create a solid base for the prosthesis that will replace the entire arch.

The prosthesis, which is temporary but fixed, serves to consolidate the implant into the bone, locking and supporting it. During the settlement period (about 3 months), bone and gum tissue changes occur, and the provisional allows us to facilitate and integrate them.

Overdenture

This is a removable prosthesis, which is removed daily for proper oral cleaning and hygiene of the mouth. It is attached with buttons or bars to the implant for greater stability, avoiding the daily use of adhesives.

One can use the existing prosthesis (the denture in use) or make a new one.

Benefits:

functional and esthetic rehabilitation in 24 hours;
can be used for both the upper and lower arch;
completely natural-looking teeth;
biocompatible material;
ability to speak and eat normally;
stability and comfort;
minimal invasiveness.

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