Dental implants and diabetes
Conventional dental implants are not recommended for people with diabetes because the implants are placed in soft, spongy bone, which is prone to resorption, which occurs more rapidly in diabetics.
Basal dental implants are the best solution for diabetics. Basal implants are placed in cortical bone, which is much deeper. This is the hard bone of the jaw that is not subject to resorption of gum tissue.
Basal or traditional dental implants for diabetes?
The basal implant is recommended for diabetic patients as long as their diabetes is under control, either with insulin or medication such as Metformin. Diabetic patients undergoing dental restoration with a basal dental implant should be aware that healing is slower and there is more inflammation of the gums.
Dr Genchev
Basal Implant Dentist
Dr Georgy Genchev is one of the best specialists for Full Mouth Dental Implants. He specialises in patients with severe bone loss.
He has over 12 years experience in full dental rehabilitation with basal dental implants.
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2 jaws €8990
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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 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.
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.
