Basal ImplantsIn-Depth Guide (Blog)
- Basal (cortical) implants engage dense cortical bone in the jaw base - viable even in severe bone loss where conventional implants would fail.
Full-Arch Rehabilitation
Complete upper or lower arch reconstruction using strategically placed implants to restore full function and structure.
Immediate Load
Full-arch or multiple implant cases where provisional teeth are placed shortly after surgery in suitable clinical conditions.
Multiple Implant Rehabilitation
Complete upper or lower arch reconstruction using strategically placed implants to restore full function and structure.
Single Tooth Implant
Single-tooth replacement with an implant and crown for a natural-looking, long-lasting result.
Bone Grafting & Advanced Surgical Support
Regenerative procedures performed to establish adequate bone volume for stable implant placement.
Revision & Complex Implant Cases
Complete upper or lower arch reconstruction using strategically placed implants to restore full function and structure.
What Are Basal Implants?
Engage the basal cortical bone rather than resorbing alveolar bone. Immediate loading in most cases. Used when alveolar bone has severely resorbed.
Questions about this procedure?
Specialist-only treatment planning
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
No waiting list for eligible cases
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
Trip coordinated with care timeline
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
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