Basal implants
Basal and immediate load implants
The basal implants are placed in the basal area of the bone, which is the area that is never resorbed, otherwise we would totally lose the jaws. They take advantage of the small spaces due to their design, due to their union to the cortical part of the bone which is the hard part and we achieve with them a very great primary stability, we can do immediate loading and place the provisional prosthesis at the same moment, a very important advantage compared to traditional implants. The definitive prosthesis will be placed after 2 or 3 weeks, depending on whether extractions have to be made and the number of pieces to be placed, a full mouth rehabilitated with this type of implants, if no extractions have to be made, in 16 days is already finished with the definitive prosthesis.
The design of these implants changes, varies, evolves. They are implants with a shape similar to that of a corkscrew, which gives the functionality of adhesion to the bony walls of the bone, managing to join a cortical, two or three corticals that will give a primary stability.
As an example, it is as if in a concrete block, the classic implant is placed in the center of a fresh cement, we have to wait for the cement to set. This implant is fixed to the walls of the concrete block with which the primary stability that we have is much greater.
Why this technique is developed by few professionals
30 years ago when Dr. Gómez Oliver began to place dental implants in Madrid, many dental professionals did not believe in the viability of implants because it was a little known technique. As we have previously mentioned, classic implants are still a valid solution, but the solution of the future is the basal or compressive implants with immediate loading. And Oliver & Alcazar is committed to them.
Advantages of immediate load implants
- We can perform the extractions on the spot.
- Place the implants on the spot.
- If necessary Filling some of the extraction sockets with bone or plasma
- Placement of the provisional prosthesis.
- Measurements are taken for the definitive prosthesis, or we wait 4 to 5 days for the tissues to heal from the extractions performed before taking measurements.
- Successful in more than 90% of the cases where ground elevations were previously unavoidable.
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