The document discusses the benefits of using basal compressive implants for patients with missing molars, particularly in situations where previous teeth have been lost. These implants can be placed using a nonsurgical technique and offer advantages such as immediate teeth fixing, reduced risk of screw loosening, and increased strength compared to two-piece implants. Additionally, they are suitable for diabetics and smokers due to a lower risk of infection.

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BEST LASER DENTAL CLINIC,
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2.  Mandibular first and second molar are commonly lost
due to untreated decay or failed dental bridges..
 COMPRESSIVE IMPLANTS are best suitable, when
the teeth were removed before and the socket is
already healed..

3.  This patient came with missing 2 molars on right side
affecting his chewing efficiency..
 This situation can be comfortably treated with basal
compressive implants , which can be placed by
NONSURGICAL FLAPLESS TECHNIQUE..

4.  1.Fixing teeth immediately after implantation is possible
 2.They are Single piece implants..so no problem of screw
loosening which is common in two piece implants
 3.Thin neck of this implants..which minimises the risk of
periimplantitits
 4.The neck allows the implant surgeon to make changes in
position of implant head for better position
 5.The strength of single piece compressive implants are much
more than two piece implants..which are hollow inside ..
 6.Because of low risk of peri implantitis( infection around
implants), they are preferable for DIABETICS AND SMOKERS
 7.During placement in the bone, compressive implants ,
condense the bone and convert the soft bone into compact
bone..This concept is called CORTICALIZATION

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