Compressive Implants

The compressive implant is inserted without any scalpel incision. With a very small drill a minimal incision is made in the mucosa and in the bone. Through this small hole, implants of up to 5mm in diameter are introduced, preserving a large part of the bone, compacting the bone, pushing it towards the walls and hardening it, since this part of the bone is a soft part, compacting and hardening it. As the design of the implant is conical, all the force that we exert on the prosthetic part is divided among all the force vectors and loads all the bone. Therefore, immediate loading can be performed without any problem and rehabilitation can be achieved from a single piece to the whole mouth.

Both basal and compressive implants are made of titanium material, of Swiss origin and marketed worldwide.

Abdominal surgery has advanced before paroscopy did not exist, surgery has advanced the laser was not used, ophthalmologic surgery has also advanced with arthroscopies and implant surgery has advanced, completely minimizing the aggressiveness, reducing bleeding and expanding the scope of action in places where implants could not be placed previously or had to make sinus elevations or had to make lateralizations of the dental nerve, today we can place implants and rehabilitate the patient in 3 weeks.