Complete implant supported restoratio

Prosthetics on implants in the complete absence of teeth is a dental procedure aimed at restoring the dentition in the complete absence of dental units on the lower or lower jaw or in periodontal disease by implanting implants into bone tissues (from 4 to 10) and their subsequent loading with an appropriate artificial orthopedic design. This technique is designed to provide the client with the normalization of the chewing process and the aesthetics of a smile, eliminate the risk of bone tissue atrophy and disruption of the digestive tract, and much more. The choice of the number of implants depends on the specific clinical picture, and the selection of the optimal orthopedic design depends on the treatment plan and financial capabilities of the patient. In the process of treatment after the installation of implants, both conditionally removable and fixed dentures for the entire jaw can be used.