Dental implants for the edentulous jaw.

Do you have no teeth at all in your upper or lower jaw?

You will still be able to laugh with dental implants. As few as two to four new roots will be enough to provide a fi rm base for a full denture. A bridge can be fi xed to six implants. This will give you a high degree of security in
every situation because nothing can come loose unexpectedly.
No more embarrassing surprises. Your full denture is attached to the implants with special retainer systems, which consist of two components.One component is permanently attached to the implant, its counterpart is part of the denture. The components click together just like pressing a button. Your denture is firmly attached. For cleaning the denture can be easily removed and just as easily replaced after cleaning. If you wish, your denture can also be permanently attached to the implants. A bridge can be permanently anchored to at least six implants in your jaw. The denture is then so fi rmly attached that the supporting pink denture plastic is not required.



After precise planning the new tooth roots are generally placed in the jaw in one single treatment session. During
the healing process they become fully integrated into the bone and become an integral component of the jaw. This means that after a relatively short time the retaining elements for the full denture or the new bridge can be fixed in place. It is often possible to fix the denture to the new roots at the same time implants are placed in the jaw. You come to the appointment in the practice or hospital and leave a few hours later with fi rmly fi xed, beautiful teeth.

You will be able to eat, talk and laugh with your implantborne third set of teeth as if they were your second. You will have a perfectly natural security that is very difficult or impossible to achieve with conventional prosthetics. Your own teeth that could be used for attachment no longer exist. And even if you still did have some of your original teeth, they are often not suitable for a permanent stable anchorage of the
denture. The prosthesis is based on the jaw only and in the ideal case forms a suction attachment to the oral
mucous membrane and the gum. However, because the jawbone without a load atrophies over time like
an unused muscle, the suction effect become weaker as time passes. You don't have this annoyance with implants.

The artificial tooth roots allow your denture to be securely fi xed  to the jaw — and this can be done at any age and with virtually any initial situation. Your dentist can retain the last of your original teeth and integrate them harmoniously into the denture as abutments. If you have already been wearing a full denture for an extended  period, your jaw bone may be too thin and too narrow to accept implants. In this case your dentist or a surgeon specializing in implants can carefully build up the jaw. This is done with bone from your body or with natural replacement materials. The day-surgery procedure can now be done atraumatically and is quickly forgotten. The improved quality of life is permanent



For original Friadent implants have all the properties for your new tooth roots to last for the rest of your life with appropriate care. Don't hide your smile any more but enjoy the fi ner side of life actively without embarrassment with your new implants.