Dental Implants & Other Advanced Procedures
Dental implants are a standard part of advanced dentistry and are used to replace missing teeth. They are a safe and aesthetic alternative to traditional crown and bridgework. Prosthetic teeth placed onto implants look and feel like natural teeth while offering comfort, security, and confidence.
Home Of The Most Precise Dental Implants.
There are situations when losing a tooth is inevitable. Although some do not think much of replacing the missing teeth, it can often be vital to your health and your confidence to maintain your mouth’s full functionality and comfort.
Missing teeth can affect the way you look, chew and speak. Leaving an empty space in your mouth after losing a tooth can cause your other teeth to shift and trigger other problems like jawbone deterioration.
At Sorriso Ezmerli studio, our implantologists offer dental implants with superior stability to patients who are looking for a long-term solution to missing teeth.
The Premier Protocol for Implant Recovery
Your new implant is designed to last. Learn the essential care steps that support proper healing, protect the implant, and ensure a smooth, stress-free recovery...
Whatever Your Smile Needs
Dental Implants
Our comprehensive dental services aim to restore your smile and confidence. We specialize in custom-fit dental implants, as well as providing removable dentures and treating gum disease.
All-On-4 Dental Implants
All-on-4 Dental Implants: Simply means a full arch of artificial teeth is supported by only four implants. This system is characterized by placing the back implants deliberately tilted to anchor in the bone and avoid anatomical structures, and most importantly, immediately loading them with a fixed arch of teeth within 24 hours.
All-On-6 Dental Implants
he All-on-6 dental implant procedure is a modern, cost-effective solution that uses six titanium anchors to provide a full-arch restoration in one day. This treatment offers superior stability and comfort compared to dentures, allowing immediate function and restoring your natural ability to chew, speak, and smile.
Sinus Augmentation In Dentistry
A sinus augmentation (or sinus lift) is performed to address this by lifting the sinus cavity and adding a bone graft to create the necessary bone height. After a healing period of 6–9 months, the jaw will be ready for successful dental implant placement.
What Is A Frenectomy?
Your mouth contains two small soft tissues called frenula (lingual under the tongue and labial under the lip). An overly tight frenum can cause problems, such as limited tongue movement/impaired speech or issues with orthodontics and gum tissue. A frenectomy is a simple procedure—performed with conscious sedation—where the frenum is altered or cut to resolve these issues.
Whatever Your Smile Needs
Dental Implants
Our comprehensive dental services aim to restore your smile and confidence. We specialize in custom-fit dental implants, as well as providing removable dentures and treating gum disease.
All-On-4 Dental Implants
All-on-4 Dental Implants: Simply means a full arch of artificial teeth is supported by only four implants. This system is characterized by placing the back implants deliberately tilted to anchor in the bone and avoid anatomical structures, and most importantly, immediately loading them with a fixed arch of teeth within 24 hours.
All-On-6 Dental Implants
he All-on-6 dental implant procedure is a modern, cost-effective solution that uses six titanium anchors to provide a full-arch restoration in one day. This treatment offers superior stability and comfort compared to dentures, allowing immediate function and restoring your natural ability to chew, speak, and smile.
Sinus Augmentation In Dentistry
A sinus augmentation (or sinus lift) is performed to address this by lifting the sinus cavity and adding a bone graft to create the necessary bone height. After a healing period of 6–9 months, the jaw will be ready for successful dental implant placement.
What Is A Frenectomy?
Your mouth contains two small soft tissues called frenula (lingual under the tongue and labial under the lip). An overly tight frenum can cause problems, such as limited tongue movement/impaired speech or issues with orthodontics and gum tissue. A frenectomy is a simple procedure—performed with conscious sedation—where the frenum is altered or cut to resolve these issues.
Dental Implants Frequently asked questions
Can my body reject the implant?
Implants are made from highly biocompatible materials.
Failures usually result from:
- Infection
- Improper loading
- Poor maintenance
Not “rejection” in the common sense of the word.
Why do some implants fail?
Because an implant is not just a screw.
It’s:
- Planning
- Surgery
- Prosthetic loading
- Follow-up
Any weakness affects the final outcome.
Why are implant prices so different?
Because of:
- Implant system quality
- Surgeon experience
- Planning protocols
- Technology used
These factors affect results not just cost.