​After completing the case study with x-rays, diagnostic models, and any additional assessments deemed necessary by your treating dentist, special sockets are created in the bone at predetermined positions, into which the implants are securely positioned.

Typically, there is a healing period of 3-5 months before the final teeth are placed. However, in cases where the quality and quantity of the bone permit, immediate temporary teeth can be placed on the day of the surgery. This technique is known as Immediate Loading and follows the Teeth-in-a-Day protocol. 

If your case is suitable for Immediate Loading techniques, this option will be discussed with you during your thorough clinical examination at our practice.

​When the existing bone mass is deemed satisfactory, specialized CT scanner programs can be utilized to create guide splints. These splints enable the operating doctor to place implants in specific predetermined positions with minimal surgical manipulation, a technique known as computer-aided implant surgery or implant-guided surgery. This approach offers the advantage of minimizing surgical intervention as much as possible. 

At our clinic with the help of computer-guided surgery, we will place the implants in predetermined positions with minimal surgical manipulations.