Basal Implants for Periodontal Disease
Discover the results and transformation for patients who suffer from periodontal disease with receding gums, loosening teeth and toothloss with bone atrophy. The full mouth dental restorations were completed with basal dental implants that are fixed deeper than the spongy cancellous bone into the cortical bone. It avoids bone grafting and sinus lift and zygomatic implants.
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Before and After Basal Dental Implants for Gum Disease
Full mouth dental restoration of patient with severe gum disease The implant dentist extracted the loose teeth and positioned basal dental implants on the length of the jaws to recreate the natural functionality of the mouth in order to enable normal mastication.
Dr George is a leading basal implant dentist. He specializes in the full dental restoration patients of missing teeth with severe bone loss and gum disease with basal implants.
Dr George practices in Italy. He has many patients from France, the United Kingdom, Germany, the USA, Canada and Australia.
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Periodontitis Before and After Basal Implants
Full mouth dental restoration for patient with periodontitis with receding gums. Basal dental implants with PFM bridge ceramic crowns.
Dr Genchev
Full Mouth Dental Implants
Discover the results of Dr Genchev who is a basal implant dentist in Bulgaria. He treats patients who suffer from gum disease with loosening teeth, receding gums, tooth loss and bone loss.
Dr Genchev completes the full mouth dental restoration by replacing all the missing teeth in 1 visit of 5 days. His dental practice is located in Plovdiv Bulgaria.
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The advantages of basal dental implants
What are the benefits of basal implants for treating periodontal disease?
In cases of severe gum disease, the advantage of basal implants is that they compensate for bone loss, while avoiding sinus lift and bone grafting. Basal implants do not depend on cancellous bone. It is fixed deeper into the cortical bone.
Basal implantology is the only effective solution to restore the functionality of the mouth to enable normal mastication. Basal implants do not require bone grafting or sinus lift.