A dental implant can be defined as “an artificial tooth root placed into or onto the jawbone to replace a missing tooth or to complete parts of the mouth that have been lost.”

The goal of orthodontic treatment is to prevent malocclusions in the teeth, jaw, and face, stop their progression, treat them, and achieve good aesthetics.

A systematic approach is required to evaluate and resolve aesthetic issues. Our goal is to achieve a pleasing composition in the smile by bringing together aesthetic elements.

Today, zirconia is an increasingly approved implant material that meets the standards set by titanium implants in terms of stability, osseointegration, and prosthetic compatibility.

A zygoma implant is a treatment method we refer to as a cheekbone implant. This technique is recommended for patients whose upper jawbone has deteriorated to the point where an implant cannot be placed.