Stable Teeth Immediately

Get up in the morning either without any teeth or with damaged and useless teeth and go to bed in the evening with new teeth – the ‘SKY fast & fixed’ dental treatment concept makes this possible. The patient receives new, individual, and fixed teeth with only one single visit to the dentist, in a single day. The procedure is suitable for people with single or multiple missing teeth through to a completely toothless jaw.

Stable teeth – if you wish, also available under general anesthesia

Anyone who has already been battling against tooth decay and tooth loss knows from experience how time-consuming replacing damaged rows of teeth can be. At least four to six visits to the dentist’s practice are required over an extended period of time until all steps in the procedure from pulling teeth to final prosthesis have been completed. In addition, between the visits to the dentist, the patient must make do without fixed teeth and can hardly put any load on the unstable provisional prostheses. A new concept in treatment from implantology compromises these steps and makes a fixed dental implant also possible for patients with a poor prognosis, with only one visit to the dentist and without any pain during the treatment. In this way the patient not only saves time, but also gets around the unpleasant intermediate period without a stable row of teeth.
Apart from this we can offer treatment under general anesthesia so that this is also possible for anxious patients without causing any problems.

Once all the prior consultation discussions have been completed, the actual treatment by a dentist trained specifically in this procedure commences. First of all, the patients decide whether they wish to have a local anesthetic or a general anesthetic – with anxious patients we almost always recommend a general anesthetic. As soon as anesthesia has taken effect, the dentist begins with the five stages of treatment:

1. Firstly, the dentist removes the damaged remains of teeth.
2. Next he cleans the bone which has been laid bare and the tooth sockets (alveoli) mechanically and using a special laser, and removes any inflammations should this prove necessary.
3. The dentist now places the two-piece implant on the clean bone base. To do this he screws on the implant body made of biocompatible titanium which the body can tolerate, and replaces the root of the tooth, partially at an angle into the jaw bone. The implant abutment is installed onto this and serves as a connecting element for the final fixed row of teeth and as the basis for the subsequent impression.
4. Building on the implant, he now takes an impression. Whilst a model is being made from this impression in the dental technician’s laboratory, the patients may allow themselves to rest in the relaxation room.
5. Finally, the individually prepared row of teeth is screwed securely onto the new implants.

Who is ‘SKY fast & fixed’ treatment suitable for?

Even if the method can be used for individual teeth, this treatment concept above all is directed towards people aged 40 and older who are affected by a considerable tooth loss. The minimum requirement for treatment is completion of the bone growth, after reaching the age of 18.