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Conventional & Basal Implants

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots made of biocompatible materials like titanium.

At Dr. Radhika Multispecialty Clinic, we believe that everyone deserves a confident smile and the ability to enjoy life without dental discomfort. Our advanced dental implant solutions—including conventional implants and basal implants—offer long-lasting, stable, and aesthetically pleasing results to restore your smile, function, and oral health.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots made of biocompatible materials like titanium. They are surgically inserted into the jawbone to support replacement teeth such as crowns, bridges, or dentures. Implants provide a strong foundation and feel, function, and look like natural teeth.

At our clinic, we offer two primary types of implants depending on your bone health and clinical needs: Conventional Dental Implants and Basal Dental Implants.

Conventional Dental Implants

Conventional implants are the most commonly used type of implant worldwide. These implants require sufficient bone volume and density for placement. In cases of bone loss, patients may need bone grafting procedures before receiving conventional implants.

Benefits of Conventional Implants:

  • Strong and durable foundation for permanent teeth

  • Long-lasting with proper care

  • High success rate

  • Natural aesthetics and functionality

Who Can Opt for Conventional Implants?

  • Patients with healthy jawbones

  • Individuals looking for a permanent tooth replacement solution

  • Those willing to undergo bone grafting if needed

Our team of implantologists carefully evaluates each case using 3D imaging and digital planning tools to ensure precise placement and long-term success.

Basal Implants (Cortical Implants)

Basal implants, also known as cortical or basal osseointegrated implants, are a revolutionary solution for patients with significant bone loss. Unlike conventional implants that rely on spongy bone (alveolar bone), basal implants are anchored in the basal bone, which is the strong, stable part of the jaw that remains even in cases of severe bone resorption.

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