Reform Your Smile with Basel Implants : Experience Excellence at Marudhar Dental Centre

What is BASAL IMPLANT?

Also popularly known as Biocortical Implant System or Cortical is the form of Basal Implantology that is performed for positioning implants perfectly at the base of the cortical bone of the mouth. It is most preferred as it provides an extensive quality of cortical bones and preserves complex implants.

Moreover, Basal implant is considered one of the most exceptional methods opted by dentists and an innovative method that is effective on bones. It is widely recommended for patients who have low bone mass or less density of bone.

The basal implant help provide an exceptionally dense cortical bone with the least propensity of resorption. These are bones found in everybody irrespective of the acute bone loss that may be caused due to any kind of gum disease, illness or lack of teeth.

Who can opt for basal implant surgery?

As per experts in the Marudhar Dental Clinic, it is perfect for those who have the following issues such as:

  • Has tooth loss led to advanced bone resorption when there is no chance for bone grafting?
  • Suffers from illnesses like severe paradontosis
  • Looking for a fixed denture immediately
  • Is a smoker or has issues like diabetes?

What are the different types of basal implantations?

Basal Implants are divided into two types which include

To understand how Basal-implants are able to avoid bone grafts and sinus lift we need to understand basal-bone.

  • BOI
  • Basal Cortical Screw (BCS) Implants

BCS

BCS is a form of implant that is 12 mm in diameters and is inserted directly into the extraction socket

BOI

  • These are used in several instances, including long edentulous length or in conditions wherein there is a need to extract multiple teeth. Besides, it is also opted immediately after the 2-stage implant positioning, or the bone augmentation is done and neglected.
  • These are most recommended if thin ridges have reduced the buccolingual depth of bones or for patients who have an inadequate elevation of bone.
  • On the other hand, lateral basal implants are placed on the jawbone’s lateral facet that is restricted to the bone structure. Herein, often the load transmission is moved towards the horizontal augmentation sections

Why are Basal Implants used?

It enables the restoration of the atrophied mandibular alveolar ridge, which is considered a great alternative compared to conventional implant procedures. Herein, the implants are exposed to moderate loading that is followed by an insertion. Thus, it benefits the patients to quickly renovate the masticatory function and is also cost-effective. Moreover, it does not include an invasive method.

Thus, it helps patients get a fixed solution that is not possible in traditional implant designs.

Advantages of Basal Implants

  • It allows immediate loading that advantages the rectal implants
  • The prosthesis gets repaired within 72 hours post the implant surgery, thus making it time-saving in comparison to conditions that require traditional placements, including bone augmentation or bone grafting.
  • It prevents the issue of porting as it includes a single design that has the body and abutment fused.
  • It offers support for the rectal bone resistance to bone resorption, unlike the implants that increase support from the crestal bone.
  • The adrenal bone gets fixed quickly and in a secured way
  • It entails minimal cutting of bone as the implant is carried out within the edentulous region that is intended as flapless protocol
  • It is best for those with issues like diabetes or who are severe smokers. It enables oral hygiene and examination of routine prophylactic
  • The despairing of acute periodontal conditions can be treated within 1 visit

All the above reasons make basal implants the future for safe dental procedures, which is also highly recommended by experts at Marudhar Dental Clinic.