Aliyar HajiyevDigital dentistry · Baku
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Dental implants

Implants are one way to replace missing teeth. Suitability depends on health, bone and gum condition, and the planned restoration. The implant and its crown are separate stages of one plan. A consultation covers alternatives, possible risks, preparation and follow-up. Available surgical methods and specialist involvement need to be confirmed.

These pages explain different areas of dental care. The availability of a particular treatment and any involvement of specialist colleagues are discussed at consultation.

When to seek advice

  • One or more teeth are missing.
  • You would like to discuss support for a future restoration.
  • An existing implant needs assessment.

Options to discuss with your dentist

Implant consultationSingle implant placementMultiple implant placementImplants for complete tooth lossImmediate implant placementDelayed implant placementHealing abutment placementAbutment placementImplant crownImplant-supported bridgeAll-on-4 restorationAll-on-6 restorationFull-arch implant restorationReplacement or repair of an implant crownAssessment of existing implantsManagement of implant complications within the dentist’s scopeBone graftingSinus liftGuided implant placementSurgical implant guide

How care is planned

  1. 01

    Review health, tissues and diagnostic information.

  2. 02

    Plan the future restoration and discuss alternatives.

  3. 03

    Prepare for surgery where clinically appropriate.

  4. 04

    Restore when tissues are ready, followed by ongoing review.

FAQ

There is no wrong question

Are implants suitable for everyone?

No. Contraindications and risk factors must be considered. Suitability is assessed in person alongside your general health.

Can an implant be placed immediately after extraction?

Not in every case. Tissue condition, clinical circumstances and the planned load must be assessed; the approach and availability are discussed at consultation.

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