Suryadentalcare

  Struggling with severe bone loss in the upper jaw? You may still be a candidate for fixed teeth. Zygomatic dental implants anchor in the cheekbone, not the maxilla, so they bypass thin or resorbed bone and often avoid sinus lifts and large grafts. For many full-arch cases, this means fewer stages and faster function. How zygomatic implants work These implants are extra long, usually 35–55 mm, and engage the dense zygomatic bone. Your clinician plans the prosthetic outcome first, then positions the implants to support it. In suitable cases two to four zygomatic fixtures, sometimes with front conventional implants, support a same-day provisional bridge. Why this option stands out Graftless pathway: Skip major grafts and long healing gaps. Immediate teeth: Many patients leave with a fixed provisional on day one. High primary stability: Cheekbone anchorage provides a strong foundation. Shorter timelines: Fewer surgeries, quicker return to chewing and speech. W...