IMPLANT SYSTEMS
From diagnosis to the creation of prosthetics in just one day, One-Day Implants
Thanks to digital dentistry, the process is faster and more precise!
Implants are placed on the same day as the tooth extraction.
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Right after tooth removal,
on the same day
We carry out precise diagnostics with 3D scanners and CT scans. We then use the digital data we’ve gathered to create custom prosthetics specifically designed for the patient, all within the same day. The implant is inserted immediately following the extraction, making it possible to complete the accurate and speedy process in just one day.
A day is all it takes for an implant procedure.
20+
Years of Experience
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New N Dental One-Day Implant Highlights
A One-Day Implant refers to the procedure where, in the event of damage or loss due to periodontitis, cavities, or unexpected accidents, the affected tooth is extracted and an implant is immediately placed on the same day.
This method minimizes tissue damage, resulting in less pain, and allows for the creation of a new tooth in just one procedure, facilitating a swift return to daily life.
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Implants Completed in Just One Day
This treatment method involves implanting on the same day as the extraction, significantly reducing the treatment period.
Normally, after extraction, one must wait at least 1-3 months for the gums to heal before proceeding with an implant. However, if there is sufficient bone and no gum disease, an implant can be placed immediately. This approach not only eliminates the inconvenience of wearing temporary dentures during the treatment period but also addresses aesthetic concerns simultaneously.
- By placing an implant immediately after extraction, the gum bone is preserved as much as possible.
- Preserving the gum bone maximizes the formation of a natural gum line.
- The natural healing ability of the gums is enhanced to increase the integration rate of the implant.
- Minimally invasive incisions in the gum reduce pain, swelling, and overall discomfort.
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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.
