HOW DO ZYGOMA DENTAL IMPLANTS WORK?
Zygoma dental implants rarely require bone grafting because they are placed into the cheek (zygomatic) bones instead of the upper jaw bone.
Equaling the length of 3-4 traditional implants, zygomatic implants are placed directly next to the sinus cavity or through it, depending on your specific treatment plan. Once anchored in place, these dental implants, along with 2-4 traditional implants in the upper front jaw, provide vital support for a full arch prosthesis. Placing zygoma dental implants requires meticulous planning and careful execution to ensure their success. Because all of our patients requiring these implants have suffered from extensive tooth loss, we take great care during our Digital Smile Design process to ensure that your new smile is flawlessly tailored to you. We also utilize advanced technology like the cone bean CT scan to capture a high-quality 3D representation of your bone structure and sinus cavities for virtual planning of your placement surgery. We strive to provide you with the best zygoma dental implants Stuart has to offer, so give us a call today.
