Dental implants are artificial roots placed in the jaw to provide support for a crown, bridge or denture.
Digital X-rays and cone-beam computed tomography machines are used to view the patient’s mouth and create a 3D image to identify the optimal implant location.
Bone calipers are used to assess the bone volume, ensuring the right size implant is used, and there’s enough support.
Surgical instruments used during the procedure include motor-controlled implant handpieces with adjustable speeds and torque wrenches to apply the correct amount of force when inserting implants.
Step-by-step drilling processes from smaller to larger surgical drills is important, and GDT Implants' range of high-quality surgical drills are both durable and precise.
Periosteal elevators separate gum tissue from the bone while tissue punches create a circular opening, and GDT Implants' provide sharp, precise elevators and punches.
Irrigation and suction systems are used to help maintain visibility and keep the surgical site clear to reduce the risk of complications.
Healing abutments are attached to guide the gum tissue into the correct shape while the implant integrates with the bone, and sutures are used to close the surgical site.
Post-surgical imaging tools, the same used during the planning stage, are used to monitor the healing process.
GDT Implants provides high-quality tools, excellent customer service, and focuses on innovation, making it a reliable partner for dental implants tools.