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Minimally invasive implantology

Implantology concerns the substitution of teeth which are lost or at risk with titanium implants. With the use integrated operating microscope and laser our implantology can be defined microinvasive

TRADITIONAL IMPLANTOLOGY MICROINVASIVE IMPLANTOLOGY
A large cut on the gums is necessary with successive detachment of the tissues (periostium, mucous membrane and muscles) from the bone; Incision and de-attachment of soft tissues is not always necessary;
Easily cause pain; Prepare the implant site with a low rotation speed of the drills, respecting the structure and vitality of the bone;
It increases the risk of edema, bleeding and hematoma in post-surgery; It allows the placement of the implants with less need for bone grafts, or carried out in combination with regeneration;
It uses burs to aggressively drill a hole into the bone at a high speed, with little respect for the biology of the tissue; It does not require a long healing time before the implants loading, and immediate or early loading is often possible; (a few hours or days). (Immediate Load);
It allows for the insertion of implants only in anatomic areas where there is a large amount of bone; Thanks to the use of the operating microscope it is possible to have complete control of the relationship between the surgical socket and the surrounding anatomical structure;
It builds up a new anatomy of atrophic jaws harvesting the graft from other areas of the body: hip, tibia, fibula, calvaria ; It permits implant placement immediately after the removal of a tooth, even in the presence of infections, which are controlled with sophisticated decontamination techniques;
It requires a wait of many months for implants to be loaded. Patients are often left without teeth or; which interferes with osteointegration and increases the risk of failure; Allows the treatment of any inflammation and / or peri-implant tissue infections (mucositis and peri-implantitis);
Cause post-operative pain, often with difficult control with painkillers; Reduces the need for sutures, allows for intimate contact between implant and soft tissue: this will prevent the penetration of bacteria into the surgical wound;
It causes a slow wound healing. It reduces or eliminates post-surgery pain;
It reduces or eliminates post-surgery edema;
It permits a rapid healing of tissues, thanks to biostimulation.