Understand to Decide

What does it consist of?

Mini dental implants have a smaller diameter and may be used for selected prosthetic purposes, such as helping retain certain overdentures. Their small size does not make them suitable for every situation.

This is how your treatment is planned.

We assess the bone, gums and proposed prosthesis, then compare conventional implants, mini implants and other options, explaining each design’s benefits and limitations.

How it may help you

  • Prosthetic retention in indicated cases
  • Study of available space
  • Individualized alternative

Can it be for you?

Mini implants are considered when the prosthesis design, available bone and expected chewing forces make them suitable. Retaining a denture is different from providing a complete fixed restoration.

An informed decision

The reduced diameter limits some applications and load resistance. It should not be chosen solely for the price or to avoid a complete study.

Your process, step by step

01

Times and visits

Timing depends on the procedure and fitting of the prosthesis. Immediate use is considered only when the conditions allow it.

02

Your comfort

Local anaesthetic may be used. Recovery and discomfort vary with the number of implants, the area and the procedure.

03

After treatment

Clean the attachments and prosthesis as instructed. Retention components can wear and may need replacement during maintenance.