CONVENTIONAL IMPLANTS
Conventional dental implants utilize a traditional Two-Stage clinical approach. They are are structurally designed to be placed deep into the crestal bone structure.
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TYPES OF IMPLANTS
CONVENTIONAL ACCESSORIES
CONVENTIONAL SURGICAL KIT
FOR THE DENTISTS BY THE DENTISTS •
5-STAR QUALITY CARE •
PREMIUM STRATEGIC FIXATION •
IMMEDIATE LOADING PROTOCOLS •
FOR THE DENTISTS BY THE DENTISTS •
5-STAR QUALITY CARE •
PREMIUM STRATEGIC FIXATION •
IMMEDIATE LOADING PROTOCOLS •
Surgical Fixation
The fixture body is precisely drilled and driven down into the crestal bone block, sealed with a flat cover screw, and protected beneath tissues
Osseointegration
A quiet healing timeline of 3 to 6 months follows, allowing bone structure matrices to fully lock into the specialized structural microscopic cuts.
Prosthetic Loading
The system structure is exposed, a temporary healing abutment shapes the gingival collar, and the final custom premium prosthetic is loaded permanently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common clinical queries regarding our specialized Basal Implant architecture systems.
What is the primary advantage of Basal Implants over traditional systems?
Basal implants engage the highly dense cortical bone layers rather than just the cancellous bone. This allows for immediate mechanical loading within 72 hours and completely bypasses the need for bone grafting or sinus lifts in resorbed ridges.
Are these basal components compatible with standard multi-unit restorations?
Yes, our systems (including the BCS and KOS configurations) are systematically engineered for versatile segment adjustments and full arch dental prosthetic configurations.
How do structural strategic implants eliminate the need for bone grafting?
Traditional implants rely on the volume of alveolar bone, which resorbs over time. Basal implants hook into the basal cortical bone layer, which is highly stable, inherently dense, and never resorbs, eliminating the clinical requirement for extensive bone augmentation.
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