Are these implants routine?

No. They are advanced procedures typically reserved for complex anatomic situations.

Can they be part of same-day full-arch treatment?

In selected cases, yes, depending on stability, prosthetic design, and risk assessment.

Follow-up is often more structured due to complexity and full-arch loading considerations.

All-on-X Implant / Subperiosteal Implants / Guided Surgery / VSP

These advanced implant approaches are used when posterior maxillary bone is severely limited.

They use alternative anchorage in dense anatomical regions to support full-arch rehabilitation in selected patients.

Because complexity is high, careful diagnostics and surgical planning are essential.

Preoperative evaluation includes detailed imaging and prosthetic planning.

Surgery is performed in a controlled setting with advanced instrumentation and team coordination.

Immediate provisionalization may be possible in selected full-arch protocols.

Patients with significant posterior maxillary deficiency who are not ideal for conventional implant pathways may be candidates.

Speak with our surgeons to learn if zygoma & pterygoid implants is right for you.