Zygomatic Dental Implants - Pembroke Pines & Doral, FL

Restore the Smile
You Thought Was Impossible

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From Bone Loss to
Beautiful Smiles

If you’re struggling with missing teeth, ill-fitting dentures, or failing dental health, you might be looking for a way to rebuild your smile and enjoy various favorite foods. Dental implants can be a life-changing way to replace missing teeth with the strength and stability of healthy natural teeth. But what happens if you don’t have enough bone volume to support traditional dental implants?

Even if you’ve lost significant bone volume from your upper arch, we may be able to save your smile with zygomatic dental implants. Our team at Bella Family Dental has specialized training and surgical expertise to perform this alternative approach to dental implant surgery, which most implant dentists can’t offer.

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What Are Zygomatic Dental Implants?

Zygomatic dental implants are specialized dental implants designed to address cases of insufficient bone volume in the upper jaw for traditional implants. Unlike conventional implants placed directly into the jawbone, zygomatic implants are anchored in the denser zygomatic bone, offering superior support. This approach eliminates the need for bone grafting procedures, making it an ideal solution for individuals with severe bone loss or anatomical challenges resulting from factors such as periodontal disease, trauma, or prolonged tooth loss.

Zygomatic implants provide stability and reliability, enabling you to regain a natural-looking smile and improved chewing function without the lengthy treatment associated with traditional implants. By bypassing the need for bone grafts, zygomatic implants offer a quicker, less invasive treatment option that can provide immediate function and support for dental prosthetics. Ultimately, zygomatic dental implants offer a life-changing solution for individuals facing the challenges of severe bone loss in the upper jaw, providing a path to restored oral health and enhanced quality of life.

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What to Expect from
Your Zygomatic Implant Process

1

Consultation

As with every procedure here at Bella Family Dental, we’ll start with a consultation. During this, we will discuss your medical history, dental concerns, and smile goals. We will conduct a complete oral exam and obtain digital diagnostics to determine your eligibility for zygomatic dental implants.

Based on this consultation, we’ll create a customized treatment plan for your aesthetic wants and lifestyle needs. This treatment plan will include a surgical guide, bite analysis, and even what shade and shape of teeth to make based on your facial symmetry, skin tone, and gum and lip line.

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Procedure

Once your treatment plan is created, we’ll schedule your surgery. On the day of your surgery, we’ll administer your choice of sedation and begin making small incisions in your gum tissue to access the facial bone carefully. We will place 4-6 implant posts to your zygoma (cheek) bone and attach your custom-made temporary prosthesis so you can enjoy all the benefits of your new smile while your mouth heals.

3

Final Restoration

Over the next 4-6 months, your mouth will heal through osseointegration, where the dental implants fuse with your zygoma to create a strong foundation for your final set of teeth. While your mouth heals, our team will handcraft your final restoration, ensuring every minor detail is accounted for. Once your mouth has healed and your final restoration is ready, we will attach your final set of teeth to your implants and provide you with aftercare instructions. Your implants can last a lifetime with proper at-home care!

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