What are basal implants?

Basal implants are types of dental implants that are placed into deeper facial structure bone (basal bone). These implants are engaged in the strong cortical bone and are immediately stable. Due to strong basal bone engagement, these implants support prostheses like crowns, dental bridges, or dentures, and patients can get immediate fixed teeth within 3 days. 

What are the Benefits of basal implants?

Basal implants offer several benefits over traditional implants including faster healing time, increased stability, and reduced surgical procedures. Limited jaw bone patients face difficulties in getting fixed teeth with dental implants. These patients can get perfect fixed implant teeth with no additional surgical procedures with basal implants. Medically compromised patients suffering from diseases like Diabetes, heart issues, and bone deformities, and smokers can also get fixed permanent implant teeth with basal implants. 

How is the basal implant Procedure Performed?

Basal implants are thin, smooth, and long titanium implants with a single screw that engages the deep bone of the jaws. Basal implant follows an immediate loading protocol which means implants are fixed into the deep cortical bone and functional fixed teeth are placed above implants immediately within 72 hours. The basal implant procedure is a single surgical procedure and avoids multiple surgeries such as bone grafting, sinus lift, and ridge splint surgery. 

How much do basal implants cost in India?

The usual cost of basal implants in India ranges from Rs. 20000 to Rs. 250000. The cost of a basal implant procedure varies a lot and is determined by the make of the basal implant, the experience, and expertise of the implant surgeon, the complexity of the procedure, etc. 

How do I Maintain my basal implants?

To maintain healthy and functional basal implants oral hygiene is a must. Daily toothbrushing, flossing, and warm saline rinse can keep your oral health good and your basal implants too. Regular dental check-ups are also needed for monitored the progressive healing of basal implants. Avoiding excessive biting pressure like tearing helps to keep basal implants steady. Your dentist will advise you to have soft and tender food for the initial few months. With proper care and maintenance, you can enjoy fixed implant teeth for life. 

What are the risks and complications associated with basal implants?

As with any surgical procedure, small risks and complications are a part of basal implant surgery too. Common complication includes failure of implants, infections, discomfort, and pain. Follow proper post-operative implant instructions to avoid all complications with the healing and stability of basal implants. Discuss surgical risks involved in your basal implant surgery with your implant surgeon before undergoing the procedure. 

Can Basal Implants be used to replace missing teeth?

Yes, a basal implant can be used successfully to replace single, multiple, or full jaw teeth. They can support dental crowns, bridges, and dentures depending on the individual need for the replacement of teeth in the patient. 

How long do the basal implants last?

With proper care and maintenance, your basal implants can last for many years depending on oral hygiene, habits, and follow-ups. A proper diet and a healthy lifestyle are important for the longevity of your basal dental implants. Regular dental visits and following post-care instructions keep your functional basal implants in good shape. 

Who is the Ideal Candidate for a Basal Implant?

Basal implants are ideal for patients with jaw bone deficiency. Also, patients that are not eligible for traditional implants can get fixed implant teeth with basal implants. It is important to consult the best implantologist in India to determine if basal implants are right for you.