Is an implant performed for those who have been edentulous for a long time? Tooth loss is not just a simple mechanical issue; rather, it is a physiological condition that initiates progressive degradation at the cellular level within the jawbone. The human body shows resorption of tissues that are not used and deprived of mechanical […]
Is a single implant sufficient for the deficiency of two teeth in İzmir? Titanium artificial root applications placed in the jawbone for the purpose of compensating for tooth deficiencies are advanced medical procedures that ensure the physiological distribution of chewing forces in the oral cavity to the jawbone. In anatomical charts where two adjacent teeth […]
Can implants be placed in both the upper and lower jaws at the same time? Titanium materials applied to the jawbone for the restoration of missing teeth are advanced surgical procedures that reconstruct the chewing function and the balance of the jaw joint (Temporomandibular Joint) in line with biological norms. Individuals experiencing multiple or total […]
In which situations is a Short Implant used in Izmir? In the process following tooth loss, the lack of mechanical stimulation to the jawbone leads to a cellular level resorption (absorption) of the tissue. This physiological shrinkage, which lasts for years, causes a significant reduction in the vertical distance of the jawbone (from top to […]
Is an implant placed in the jawbone for narrow jaw? Titanium materials used for compensating dental deficiencies need to be surrounded by a minimum thickness and density of a bone wall. Human anatomy has a dynamic cellular cycle that exhibits resorption of non-functional tissues. During the process following tooth loss, the jawbone, deprived of masticatory […]
When is an implant done after sinus lifting? The loss of the back molars in the upper jaw (maxilla) region reduces the vertical height of the jawbone over time, paving the way for the downward sagging of the maxillary sinus air cavities present in the skull anatomy (pneumatization). This two-way anatomical narrowing eliminates the necessary […]
How is the implant crown selected? Surgical procedures performed to compensate for missing teeth complete the first medical phase with the osteointegration (integration with bone) process of the titanium artificial roots placed inside the jawbone. However, the primary structure that enables the patient to regain chewing, speaking (phonation), and aesthetic functions is the prosthetic restorations […]
Can the implant-supported prosthesis be removed? In the field of jaw surgery, titanium root treatments are transferred to the expertise of prosthetic dentistry after completing the osteointegration (bone bonding) stage. The structure that primarily performs the functions of chewing, speech (phonation), and aesthetics is not the screw in the jawbone; rather, it is the restorations […]
Can Orthodontics Be Required Before Implants in İzmir and In Which Medical Cases Is It Planned? In cases where there is a dental gap, adjacent teeth may tilt into the void, and a vertical overhang of the opposing tooth or general irregularities in jaw arches can physically hinder the placement of artificial roots in medical […]
Can implants be placed for congenitally missing teeth? Structural dental deficiencies arising from the failure of dental germs (buds) to form during embryological development are referred to in the medical literature as “dental agenesis”. This anatomical condition, often genetically inherited, not only affects the masticatory mechanism of individuals but also leads to insufficient growth of […]
Is a gum graft necessary for an implant? In the restoration of tooth deficiencies, the focus is often shifted to the volume of the jawbone and the biological integration (osteointegration) of titanium materials with the bone. However, when evaluated in light of medical engineering and physiological principles, the real barrier that protects the jawbone and […]
What to Do If the Implant Screw Breaks? Titanium artificial root systems used to compensate for missing teeth, despite being designed to withstand the highest chewing pressures produced in the human body, are exposed to constantly repeating micro and macro mechanical stresses throughout their usage lifespan spanning decades. These systems generally consist of two main […]
