⭐ How can I get a more stable implant for a molar with insufficient bone?
Because the molars are the area where a lot of chewing force is transmitted,
The process of designing implants to be more stable is important.
Especially if you have had a tooth missing for a long time or your bones have become thin.
After precise diagnosis and planning, sufficient bone is secured before implant placement.
It may feel a little strange, but this process is essential for creating stronger, more natural results.
Today, we will discuss how to plan and perform a molar implant for those with insufficient bone.
And what process can I go through to expect more comfortable results?
Let me summarize it for you so you can understand it easily.
📌 Why should molar implants be treated with the utmost care?
Because the molars are the area where chewing power is concentrated,
To keep the implant stable, it is important to ensure sufficient bone height and thickness.
If the tooth is missing for a long time, the bone may naturally become thinner.
At this time, a process of strengthening the bone is also performed to allow the implant to be placed.
Thanks to these preparatory steps
You can expect long-term, comfortable and functional implants.
✔ Delicacy in incision and suturing for comfortable recovery
Incision and suturing during the implant process
It is an important factor in helping healing and making recovery stable.
✦ Incision design
The location and shape of the gum opening affect the speed and comfort of recovery.
Minimize incisions to the extent necessary
Designed to allow healing to occur naturally.
✦ Stability of sutures
So that the reinforced area can be well maintained after surgery
Finish with consideration to fixation and balance.
If this process is solid, the subsequent recovery will be much more comfortable.
📌 Maxillary sinus augmentation doesn't have to feel difficult.
The upper molar area has an empty space called the 'maxillary sinus' due to its anatomical structure.
If the bone is thin, this space can be slightly raised
A method is also used to create a stable shape into which an implant can be inserted.
This process is not simply about strengthening the bones,
Because it is a customized plan tailored to the individual's anatomy.
Helps implants fit more naturally and comfortably.
Nowadays, through various digital equipment and 3D image analysis,
You can plan more precisely, which can greatly reduce the burden.
✔ Can implants and bone grafting be done at the same time?
Depending on the situation, bone reinforcement and implant placement may be performed on the same day.
This method can reduce the overall treatment period,
Helps gums and implants adapt naturally.
Especially for molars, the prosthesis will come up naturally in the future.
The angles and positions of both implants are adjusted very precisely.
When these parts are well coordinated, the function is comfortable,
It helps to maintain it in the long run.
📌 Design that considers not only functionality but also naturalness
Implants that are performed while reinforcing the bone
Along with functional restoration, it has the advantage of naturally connecting the gum line and tooth shape.
A precisely placed implant
Over time, it will naturally blend in with your gums.
This leads to results that even enhance aesthetic satisfaction.
🌿 Implants are a treatment created through 'delicate design'
Implantation is not simply a process of inserting a screw.
The key is to design the teeth by considering bone condition, gum thickness, occlusion, and anatomical structure.
The better this process goes,
You can use it longer and more comfortably.
📞 If you have any concerns, get some advice first.
“Do I have enough bones?”
“Is it possible to proceed simultaneously?”
“How long will the total treatment period take?”
If you have any questions like this
You can feel free to get a consultation first.
If you check your current condition accurately through a precise diagnosis,
The plans you actually need begin to become clearer, rather than the unnecessary worries.