Multiple teeth implants
Several missing teeth, without touching the healthy ones.
When several teeth are missing, implants can support a bridge — two or more implant posts carrying a row of teeth — without cutting down healthy neighbouring teeth as a conventional bridge would, and without the movement of a partial denture.
Planning is meticulous: moulds are taken to assess your bite, and diagnostic records such as x-rays assess the bone available for the implants. Planning to this degree means each implant is prepared exactly according to the treatment plan — position, angle and depth decided before surgery begins, and the final bridge crafted at Ikigai Ceramics to match your natural teeth.
The planning
- Moulds to assess your bite
- X-rays to assess bone availability
- Implants placed to a precise plan
- Bridge crafted at Ikigai Ceramics
- Healthy neighbouring teeth untouched
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.