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Zygomatic implantology

Implant rehabilitation for cases with insufficient maxillary bone.

Dedicated surgical solutions when traditional implants are not indicated or are not enough.

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What this page covers

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  1. 01

    Surgical evaluation

    When bone volume is not sufficient

  2. 02

    Planning

    Case study and personalized planning

  3. 03

    Functional goal

    Stability and support for prosthetic rehabilitation

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Surgical evaluation

When bone volume is not sufficient

Zygomatic implantology is a surgical option for selected patients with severe atrophy of the upper jaw, when clinical evaluation shows that traditional implants would not provide adequate support.

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Planning

Case study and personalized planning

The procedure requires careful planning, with anatomical analysis, radiographic assessment, and a surgical pathway defined around the individual clinical case.

  • Preliminary assessment of the bone condition.
  • Definition of the surgical and prosthetic strategy.
  • Treatment choice only after a specialist consultation.
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Functional goal

Stability and support for prosthetic rehabilitation

The goal is to obtain stable support for prosthetic rehabilitation when anatomical conditions require an approach different from conventional implantology.

Frequently asked questions

Essential answers for orientation.

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Who is zygomatic implantology for?

It is intended for selected patients with major bone loss in the upper jaw, after a thorough clinical and radiographic evaluation.

Does it always replace traditional implantology?

No. It is a specific solution for complex cases and should be considered only when the clinical situation requires it.