Basal Dental Implants
What Are Basal Dental Implants?
Basal dental implants, also known as cortical implants, are uniquely designed to anchor into the basal (cortical) bone — the dense, strong part of the jawbone that remains even when there is extensive bone loss. Unlike conventional implants that require good bone height and density, basal implants are single-piece titanium implants that do not require bone grafts or sinus lifts.
They are an ideal solution for patients who were once told they are not candidates for implants due to inadequate bone.
When Are Basal Implants Needed?
there is severe jawbone resorption or bone loss and traditional implants are not possible
patients want immediate loading of implants without months of waiting
the patient has chronic periodontal issues but needs a fixed solution
bone grafting or sinus lift is not an option due to age, cost, or medical conditions
Benefits of basal Dental Implants
No bone grafting or sinus lift required
Immediate loading — teeth within 72 hours
Cost-effective compared to traditional two-stage implants
Suitable even for diabetic, older, or medically compromised patients
Lower risk of infection due to one-piece design
Process
3D CBCT Scan & Planning
We assess bone quality and structure using advanced imaging.
Minimal Invasive Surgery
Under local anesthesia, basal implants are placed into the cortical bone without flap raising.
Immediate Prosthesis
In most cases, a temporary fixed tooth/bridge is delivered within 48–72 hours.
Final Restoration
After 3–6 months of healing and function, the final prosthesis is placed for long-term aesthetics and strength.
Why choose us
- Personalized Treatment Plans: Tailored to your unique needs and goals.
- Advanced Technology: Utilizing the latest dental and facial aesthetic innovations.
- Experienced Professionals: Our team of skilled dentists and surgeons are dedicated to excellence.
FAQs(Basal Dental Implants )
They are anchored into the basal (stronger) bone, making them suitable even in low bone volume cases.
Yes, basal implants eliminate the need for bone grafts in most cases.
Teeth are usually fixed within 72 hours (immediate loading).
