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What are basal dental implants?
Basal dental implants have been specially designed for the full dental restoration of patients who suffer from missing teeth with important bone loss.
Basal implants for gum disease
Basal dental implants are the best solution to treat periodontal disease because they are fixed in the cortical bone that is deeper than the receding gums.
For Patients we provide free, unbiased and useful information on basal dental implants and a list of the best basal implant dentists worldwide.
Basal implants for missing teeth
Basal dental implants are especially designed for patients who have missing teeth with severe bone loss. Basal implants help recreate the natural functionality of the mouth to give the patient a full set of fixed teeth..
Basal dental implants for smokers
Basal dental implants are the only long-term solution for smokers. Basal implants are unaffected by the heat of the cigarette smoke.
Basal dental implants for bruxism
Basal dental implants resist the teeth grinding associated with bruxism because they are fixed deep into the cortical bone that is hard.
Basal dental implants for diabetes
Basal dental implants are recommended for patients with diabetes because they are well integrated into the cortical bone.
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What is basal implantology?
Basal implantology is the best technique for the full dental restoration of patients who suffer from gum disease and tooth loss with severe bone atrophy.
Featured Dentist
Dr Georgy Genchev is one of the best implant dentists specializing in the full dental restoration edentulous patients with severe bone loss and periodontal disease with basal implants.
Dr Genchev practices in Bulgaria. He has many patients from the United Kingdom, Ireland, the USA, Canada and Australia.
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