Traditional dental implants

When choosing dental implants, it is helpful to understand the characteristics and advantages of each type of dental implant. The most common dental implant is called a traditional dental implant, or an endosseous implant. This type of dental implant is mainly composed of titanium columns, which are placed in the jawbone through surgery to provide a solid foundation for the artificial tooth (that is, the crown). Its advantage is that it can grow together with the bone, and after a long time, it will fuse with the jawbone, which makes it very stable and can be used longer. This traditional dental implant is particularly stable and can imitate our natural tooth roots to prevent bone loss. In this way, we can be confident when eating and talking without worrying about it being loose or uncomfortable. It can also protect the teeth next to it and prevent further bone degeneration, which is also good for our oral health. The choice of traditional dental implants is stable and natural.

Micro dental implants

Micro dental implants, or MDIs for short, are temporary anchorage devices that do not require bone integration with teeth and rely mainly on the stability of the implants implanted into the gums. This type of implant is small, convenient, and beautiful. This type of implant is smaller than traditional implants and is particularly suitable for those whose bones are not strong enough or who want minimally invasive surgery. The design of MDI is very simple, with a spherical head on a titanium column that protrudes outside the gums. Compared with traditional implants, MDIs do not require too much bone to be implanted, which shortens the treatment time and makes the patient less uncomfortable. MDIs have a wide range of applications. For those who cannot undergo traditional implants due to poor bone quality or other medical reasons, MDIs are a good choice. MDIs can be used to support various dentures, such as crowns, bridges, and dentures, to help people with missing teeth restore the function and beauty of their teeth, and can simulate the function of natural teeth. They are often used to repair anterior tooth defects and treat periodontal disease.

All-on-4 Dental Implants

When you need to restore a large area of ​​teeth, All-on-4 dental implants are a great way to restore teeth, especially for those who have lost a lot of teeth. This method only requires four implants per dental arch to support a full row of dentures. By adjusting the position of the implants and taking advantage of bone density, All-on-4 dental implants provide a stable and economical option that is better than traditional full-arch implants. This method is really important for people who want to restore their teeth quickly. Unlike removable dentures, All-on-4 dental implants are a permanent solution that looks, feels and functions just like real teeth. The treatment process is simple, and dentures can usually be installed on the same day, restoring your smile and confidence with just one visit to the hospital. It's amazing!