A zygomatic implant is a specialized type of implant that is longer than conventional implants and is placed into the cheekbone instead of the upper jawbone. This method allows implant treatment without the need for a bone graft when there is jawbone resorption or deficiency.

• Patients with severe bone loss in the upper jaw
• Individuals previously considered unsuitable for implants
• Those who prefer to avoid bone graft or sinus lift procedures
• Patients who have lost all their teeth and desire fixed prosthetics
• Individuals who have used dentures for a long time and have developed bone loss

Eliminates the need for bone grafting → No additional surgery required.

Faster treatment process → Achieves results more quickly compared to traditional implants.

Durable and reliable → Provides strong support due to the dense structure of the cheekbone.

Enables fixed prosthetics → Especially suitable for patients with complete tooth loss.

Improves quality of life → Chewing, speaking, and aesthetic functions are quickly restored.

1. Examination and imaging: The bone structure is thoroughly assessed using 3D tomography.
2. Planning: The placement sites for the zygomatic implants are determined.
3. Surgical procedure: Implants are fixed into the cheekbone under general or local anesthesia.
4. Prosthetic phase: Temporary or permanent prosthetics can be applied shortly after implant placement.
5. Follow-up and care: Regular check-ups are conducted to monitor the integration of the implants.

• Swelling and mild pain may occur in the first few days; this is normal.
• Soft foods should be preferred.
• Medications prescribed by the doctor should be taken as directed.
• Smoking and alcohol consumption can delay healing.
• Maintain regular oral hygiene and do not skip follow-up appointments.

With proper care and regular check-ups, zygomatic implants can last 20 years or more. In many patients, they can function flawlessly for a lifetime.