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A dental bridge that is supported by implants at one end only, with the other end extending into the mouth without support.

The ongoing care necessary for dental implants, including proper oral hygiene and regular dental checkups to ensure implant health.

Dental implants made from zirconium dioxide, a ceramic material known for its durability and aesthetic qualities.

Connector piece placed on the dental implant, it holds and supports the crown, bridge, or denture.

A small cap that screws onto the top of the dental implant during healing, helps in shaping the gum tissue.

An inflammatory disease affecting the soft and hard tissues around dental implants, can lead to implant failure if untreated.

Dental implants that are placed immediately after tooth extraction, reducing the need for multiple surgeries.

A removable dental prosthesis that covers and rests on one or more remaining natural teeth, dental implants, or both.

A dental implant placed under the gum but on, or above, the jawbone. Suitable for patients with less bone height.

A dental specialist focusing on the restoration and replacement of teeth, including dental implants.

A biocompatible metal commonly used for dental implants due to its strength and ability to osseointegrate.

A procedure to prevent bone loss following tooth extraction, essential for a future dental implant placement.

The process by which a dental implant fuses with the jawbone, providing a stable support for artificial teeth.

Surgical procedure that adds bone to the upper jaw in the area of the molars and premolars to secure dental implants.

A procedure to increase bone quantity in the jaw where bone loss has occurred, making it possible to support dental implants.

A type of dental prosthesis supported by implants rather than natural teeth when replacing multiple missing teeth.

A dental implant designed to replace an individual missing tooth, consisting of an implant post, abutment, and crown.

Surgical procedure that uses barrier membranes to direct growth of new bone at sites with insufficient volume for implants.

A type of dental implant that is placed directly into the jawbone and is the most commonly used implant.

A dental prosthesis that is attached to an implant abutment, mimicking the appearance and function of a natural tooth.

Also known as same-day implants, they allow placement of a temporary tooth during the same appointment as the implant surgery.

A surgical technique for dental implants that involves supporting a full arch of teeth with just four implants.