IMPLANT SYSTEMS
Tooth Restoration Through Bone Grafting Expertise,
Bone Grafting Implant
Bone grafting is an essential process to increase the success rate of implants.
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Solidly Supported by Sufficient Gum Bone
Bone grafting implants are a treatment method that restores teeth through bone grafting expertise, particularly in cases where the condition of the gum bone is not favorable for implants.
Don't Worry About
Insufficient Alveolar Bone.
20+
Years of Experience
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New N Dental Bone Grafting Implant Highlights
New N Dental safely uses only bone grafting materials that are safe and superior, verified by the U.S. FDA certification.
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Autograft
Autograft involves harvesting bone from the patient’s own body for transplantation. It has no side effects and exhibits the best adaptability.
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Xenograft
This material is made from processed animal bone. It has the advantage of rapid regeneration capabilities but has the downside of lower bonding strength.
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Synthetic Bone
Used for the regeneration or restoration of bone defects, commonly employed when autografts are insufficient.
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Allograft
Preserved with growth factors and proteins that are effective in promoting the regeneration of damaged bone areas, it exhibits excellent biocompatibility.
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The Advantages of Bone Grafting Implants
Bone grafting is necessary for patients who require implants but have insufficient gum bone, making the placement of implants challenging.
- Once sufficient bone is created, it acts as a support for the implant, helping to restore the natural function of the tooth.
- Supplementing the missing gum bone before the implant procedure allows for a natural-looking ratio between the teeth and gums to be achieved.
- By conducting both bone grafting and implant placement simultaneously, the treatment duration and the number of surgeries required are reduced.
- This method is suitable for individuals who previously could not undergo implant surgery due to lost or poor-quality gum bone.
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3D CBCT for Accurate Exams and Diagnoses
3D CBCT is an advanced digital tool that captures both two-dimensional and three-dimensional images at the same time. This means it can provide panoramic (2D) views showcasing the entire oral cavity and CT (3D) images that give a detailed three-dimensional look. With this technology, dentists can thoroughly examine a patient’s teeth, jawbone, and internal oral structures. They can also carefully check major nerves and anatomical details to guarantee that implant procedures are conducted flawlessly.
- Provides precise, secure, and harmless treatment.
- Lowers the chances of experiencing post-procedure issues or discomfort.
- Decreases the danger of damaging nerves.
- Compared to traditional CT scans, this method exposes patients to much less radiation, enhancing safety.
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TRIOS 3D Oral Scanner
The TRIOS digital oral scanner captures detailed information about a patient’s mouth, including the shape of the gums, teeth, and any existing dental work, and then creates a three-dimensional image. This process enables a comprehensive analysis, reduces the likelihood of mistakes, and supports the design of tailor-made dental prosthetics using computer-aided design.
- Fast scanning.
- Reduces discomfort during the scanning process.
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Implant studio
3D computer-simulated procedure customizes the placement of implants, including their position, angle, and depth, to fit the unique structure of the patient’s mouth and jawbone.
This approach ensures a personalized, patient-specific implant procedure.
- The entire implant process utilizes digital data.
- This method minimizes swelling, pain, and bleeding, leading to a quicker recovery.
