IMPLANTOLOGY

Implantology is the process of placing titanium implants that mimic tooth roots into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. This field, as a sub-branch of dentistry, was developed to meet both aesthetic and functional needs.

Implants are designed to restore the function and appearance of lost teeth and offer a similar usage experience to natural teeth. Implantology applications are performed using biocompatible materials such as titanium, which can be integrated into the jawbone and provide durability for many years.

This method also contributes to improving chewing function, increasing speech ability and preserving facial aesthetics, thus significantly improving the quality of life of patients.

How is Dental Implant Treatment Done?

First, the patient's jawbone and gums are examined in detail with advanced radiological techniques; In this way, the most suitable placement areas for the implant are determined. Afterwards, a treatment plan suitable for the patient's aesthetic expectations and jaw structure is created and the patient is informed about every stage of the treatment.

With the procedure performed under local anesthesia, implants made of biocompatible titanium are placed in the jawbone. After the integration process is completed, individually designed prosthetic teeth are mounted on the implants.