Single tooth implantation because of the lack of bone tissue

If the alveolar ridge has sufficient height, but the width is less than required, then the bone is cut and widened for implantation.
During the operation, an incision is made in the middle of the bone. An implant is placed, which presses the bone tissue in the anterior-posterior plane and increases its size.

Contraindications of implantation

The applicability of the implantation method directly depends on the health condition of the patient. If there are chronic diseases, it is recommended to consult with specialized doctors.

Contraindications are:

♦ Tuberculosis

♦ HIV

♦ AIDS

♦ Hemophilia

♦ Diseases of the heart and blood vessels

♦ Certain types of diabetes

♦ Inflammation of the oral cavity (gingivitis, periodontitis)

♦ Diseases of the autoimmune system

♦ Diseases of the respiratory tract

♦ Systemic diseases of bone tissue

In case of exacerbation of diseases that are not absolute contraindications, it is recommended to postpone the operation for some time. After a heart attack or stroke, dental implantation is prescribed no earlier than six months later. To determine whether dental implants can be placed, it is necessary to have a consultation with a specialist. Only the doctor, having fully assessed the health condition, can choose the most optimal way to restore the tooth.