Procedure & Technology

Zygomatic Implants is a dental implant solution for severe bone loss in the upper jaw. These implants are longer than standard dental implants which rely on the transverse the poor area of your upper jaw to anchor into the underside of the cheekbones from the inside through the sinus space.

An option for severe upper jaw bone loss is All-on-4 Plus® Pterygoid implants. Often this solutions can work where traditional methods fall short. These longer implants anchor into stronger bone areas allowing the dental provider to achieve a stable, fixed outcome.

The “Plus” difference refers to enhancements in planning, materials, and surgical techniques designed to improve stability, comfort, aesthetics and long-term outcomes compared to traditional approaches.

Bone grafting is a crucial technique in dental implantology. It is used to rebuild and strengthen jawbone structure where bone volume is insufficient.

Biological integration (also known as osseointegration) is the process by which your jawbone naturally bonds with a dental implant. This creates a stable and long-term foundation that supports fixed replacement teeth.

Why two-dimensional X-rays are insufficient for full-arch restorations, and how we use volumetric 3D imaging to map your bone density and nerve pathways.

How our clinicians utilise CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design) software to plan the precise angle and depth of each implant before you even enter the surgical facility.

A transparent overview of the diagnostic checks performed to ensure your oral and systemic health can support immediate implant loading.

The biomechanical science that allows us to securely attach a fixed bridge to implants within 24 to 48 hours of surgery.

A guide to your comfort and safety during the procedure, explaining the differences between local anaesthesia, IV sedation (sleep dentistry), and general anaesthesia.

Why reducing and smoothing the jawbone is often a necessary clinical step to ensure your new teeth look natural and have sufficient structural space.

The All-On-4 Plus® system is engineered in layers for maximum strength and a natural look. By anchoring titanium implants into the jaw and connecting them with a hidden internal support bar, we create a fixed bridge that can handle the full force of chewing. This precision design ensures your new smile is durable, stable, and easy to maintain.

A clinical comparison of the materials used in restorative dentistry, explaining why our final bridges utilise premium Zirconia and porcelain for durability and aesthetics.

How integrating a rigid titanium bar into your final bridge is designed to distribute bite forces evenly and minimise the risk of fracture.

How placing implants at specific angles helps avoid vital anatomical structures (like the sinus cavity) and maximises contact with available dense bone.

The clinical and logistical advantages of having the dental technicians and surgical team working in the same facility during your treatment.

How the All-On-4 Plus® system incorporates built-in surgical contingencies to treat patients who were previously told they lacked sufficient bone for standard implants.