The Techniques of Basal Implants

1. The Techniques of Basal Implants http://full-mouth-dental-implants.com/

2. Basal Implants Basal Implantology is an advanced technology. They are considered to be a revolutionary method of fixing the teeth which are uniquely designed to be accommodated in the basal – cortical bone areas. Basal implantology is also known as Cortical Implantology. The highlight of these kinds of implants is that, they do not require bone graft and bone augmentation. Even most complicated cases can be done without bone graft and bone augmentation. The invention of basal implant made it possible to restore teeth even if there are no teeth.

3. History of Basal Implants • The term “Basal Implant” refers to the implants utilizing principles of utilizing basal bone areas which are free of infection and resorption. The “Basal Implant” employ the cortical bone areas as such the patient’s chewing function becomes normal and even an old patient can chew hard food like nuts etc. • These simple devices - none of them even equipped with any kind of prepared surface for the “enhancement of bone regeneration” - seem to solve all principal problems of our profession today: • Basal screw implants and BOI implants are independent of presence of bone volume in vertical dimension. This leads to completely changed therapeutic option in the upper jaw. Sinus lifts have become avoidable because all patients have sufficient horizontal bone naturally, even if vertical bone is missing.

4. For whom to get basal implants: • BOI implants are the most advanced system within the group of Basal Implants. These implants are well designed for immediate loading and therefore you get your permanent fixed teeth immediately in 3 days. These implants have a high success rate for patients who are: • Smokers, • Having bone with less height. • And those with gum disease.

5. Basal Implants for Severe Periodontal Conditions: • PERIODONTAL DISEASE is one of the common reason for bone resorption of maxilla and mandible. Delaying treatment will lead to continued bone loss around the teeth. • In olden days, this kind of periodontal disease jaws are not suitable for dental implants and risk of failure is more. In that case dentists suggest bone grafting procedures, which is a more complicated surgical procedure. • Now with the advancements of dental Implantology, Periodontal conditions are successfully treated with BASAL IMPLANTS without any bone grafting procedures.  • Periodontal disease is never a contra-indication for Basal Implants when the teeth are removed, the infection is removed completely and the implants are placed . Basal implants are smooth surface implants and hence the risk of PER-IMPLANTITIS is not there.

6. Basal Implants for Atrophic Bone Maxilla and Mandible: • The mandible and maxilla may become ATROPHIC (the meaning of the word atrophic means shrinkage of bone in quantity and quality  • Loss of jaw bone volume happens due to the following reasons:  1. Untreated periodontal disease 2. Not replacing the teeth immediately after tooth loss 3. Trauma to jaw and alveolar bone and teeth 4. Long term use of removable dentures 5. Wearing removable dentures overnight 6. General nutritional and vitamin deficiency 7. General osteoporosis affecting the jaws  • Even patients with ATROPHIC JAWS can be rehabilitated with BASAL IMPLANTS without bone grafts. • This is a boon to millions of patients around the world and this technique of full jaw rehabilitation with BASAL IMPLANTS helps to get fixed teeth in 3 days without bone grafting surgical procedures.

7. Procedure: First, the dentist will prepare the patient’s mouth for the implant. Anesthesia will be given after that using STA-Computerized injection system, which is absolutely painless and accurate. The planned teeth will be painlessly extracted after that. Implant will be placed using keyhole or flapless method. After placing the implant, the doctor will take digital opt-dental X-ray to check the accuracy and position. Prosthetic specialist will take impression. The dentist will also check the bite and jaw position. Fine tuning and other procedures will be done in the following days.

8. BOI implants are inserted from the lateral aspect of the jaw bone. With a disk-diameter of 7mm or more, they are inserted through a T-shaped slot in the jaw bone. Screwable basal implants are flapless implants and are placed through gum, without giving a single cut. • Many options for immediate implant placement and implant loading in the upper jaw are available. Today sinus lift is a time-and money-consuming procedure. • Basal implant solves this problem in 3 days which include hopeless teeth extraction, thorough debridement of extraction site to eliminate infection if any, immediate Implant placement and Implant Loading in 3days. With these advance technology it is now possible to save 6-8 month for patient. • With Permanent Teeth in 3 days technique, which uses basal implants in combination with other single piece implants, the patient gets permanent teeth in 3 days with Lifetime warranty.

9. Options for basal implants: • Single piece implantology • Basal – cortical bone support • Peri-implantitis incidence

10. Single piece implantology Single piece implantology – Basal implants are one piece implants in which the implant and the abutment are fused into one single piece. This minimizes failure of implants due to interface problems between the connections which exist in conventional two and three piece implants.

11. Basal – cortical bone support Basal – cortical bone support – most of these implants take support from the basal bone which are a lot more resistant to resorption, very much unlike the conventional implants which mostly take support from the crestal bone. Basal cortical bone also has a much faster and stable repairing capacity.

12. Peri-implantitis incidence Peri-implantitis incidence – Peri-implantitis is the single most common cause for failure of conventional implants. This happens mostly because of the rough implant surface as well as the interface problems between the multiple parts of the implant. Judicious use of monobloc, smooth surface basal implants eliminate the threat of peri-implantitis by almost 98%.

13. The Advantages of Basal Implants: Advantages of the Immediate Loading Basal Dental Implants are: • It’s a safe and painless procedure. • No need of bone grafting. • Use of single piece implantology. • No complications during peri-implants. • Generally, it’s a very fast process. • Very high rate of success. • Not too expensive.

14. Postoperative instructions after the Basal Implant Placement • Pain: This may occur after surgery for the placement of dental implant and can be very variable intensity depending on the case. Take medication used against pain before it will appear as soon as possible. • Bleeding: A discreet bleeding that shade of red saliva is normal the first 2 to 3 days. Avoid rinsing and spitting, this aggravating the bleeding. • Temperature: It can reach 38 ° C during the first 48 hours of operation  • Mouthwash: You can make mouthwash for 1 week every 3 months. • What do not eat: Eat avoiding foods and drinks too hot during the first 2-3 weeks after surgery. Avoid hard foods for 3 to 6 months. • Discomfort: It is normal, your bite has changed and the place that takes the bridge in your mouth is more important than natural teeth. Your organization must assimilate your new teeth. The assimilation period is highly variable and ranges from 1 week to 6 months.

15. If you want to know more details about The Techniques of Basal Implants, contact us: Dr Motiwala2nd Floor, Park View Building, Road No. 1, Near KBR Park, Beside CVR Health & News Building, Jubilee Hills Navanirman Nagar Colony, Jubilee Hills Hyderabad, Telangana 500033‎.Email : info@drmotiwala.comMobile: +91 73374 49900http://full-mouth-dental-implants.com/basal-implants.php

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