¿Qué indicaciones tienen y qué resultados nos ofrecen los Implantes Cigomáticos?
En muchos casos el tratamiento con implantes convencionales no puede realizarse en el maxilar edéntulo debido a la extensa reabsorción ósea y a la presencia de senos maxilares neumatizados, dejando cantidades inadecuadas de tejido...
Clasificación cirugía de implantes cigomáticos según la anatomía del maxilar atrófico
Zygomatic implants ad modum Brånemark are used for prosthetic rehabilitation of the severely resorbed maxilla1-4. The original technique prescribed an intra-sinus pathway of the implant and preparation of a window in the anterior wall of the maxillary...
Clinical Experiences of Loading Zygomatic Implants
Severe resorption of the maxilla may preclude routine treatment with dental implants for support of a fixed bridge because of the lack of bone for implant integration. There are several treatment options for these cases, including bone grafting...
Extrasinus Zygomatic Implants
Implantes cigomáticos técnica clásica versus la nueva técnica ZAGA Zigomatic Anatomy Guided Approach
Resultados de los implantes cigomáticos a largo plazo. Primer estudio a 10 años
Prosthetic rehabilitation with implant-supported dental bridges in the atrophic edentulous maxilla constitutes a challenge for the treatment team. The placement of implants in such cases often results in a biomechanically compromised situation due to the association of risk factors such as the presence of soft bone and high...
Zygomatic Success Code 1
In some patients, conventional implant treatment cannot be performed in the edentulous maxilla because of advanced bone resorption and/or the presence of extensive maxillary sinuses, leading to inadequate amounts of bone tissue for anchorage of the implants. For over three decades, bone grafting...
Zygomatic Success Code 2
In some patients, conventional implant treatment cannot be performed in the edentulous maxilla because of advanced bone resorption and/or the presence of extensive maxillary sinuses, leading to inadequate amounts of bone tissue for anchorage of the implants. For over three decades, bone grafting prior to, or simultaneously with, implant placement has become routine in oral rehabilitation. Various...