“What implant brand is the best for molar?”
I have a missing molar tooth. What implant brand is the best for molar?
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Replacing a missing molar with a dental implant requires selecting a brand known for strength, durability, and successful outcomes. Several top-tier dental implant manufacturers offer products well-suited for molar replacement:
Nobel Biocare: Renowned for advanced implant materials and surface treatments, Nobel Biocare provides implants designed for long-term stability and esthetics.
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Straumann: A leader in implantology, Straumann offers innovative solutions with a focus on premium tooth replacement, making them a popular choice for molar implants.
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Dentsply Sirona: Known for clinical performance and versatility, Dentsply Sirona's Astra Tech Implant System is recognized for its effectiveness in molar replacements.
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Zimmer Biomet: Offering a range of implant systems, Zimmer Biomet is known for high-quality materials and innovative designs, suitable for molar implants.
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BioHorizons: With a focus on science and innovation, BioHorizons provides implant systems with advanced surface technologies, promoting faster healing and better osseointegration, ideal for molar replacements.
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At Elite Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery of Oklahoma, Dr. Jeremy Egan, DMD, MD, evaluates each patient's unique needs to recommend the most appropriate implant brand and type. Factors such as bone density, location of the missing tooth, and individual health considerations are assessed to ensure optimal outcomes.
Consulting with Dr. Egan will provide personalized guidance on selecting the best implant solution for your molar replacement, ensuring a durable and natural-looking result.
Nobel Biocare: Renowned for advanced implant materials and surface treatments, Nobel Biocare provides implants designed for long-term stability and esthetics.
O360
Straumann: A leader in implantology, Straumann offers innovative solutions with a focus on premium tooth replacement, making them a popular choice for molar implants.
DENTAL COUNTRY
Dentsply Sirona: Known for clinical performance and versatility, Dentsply Sirona's Astra Tech Implant System is recognized for its effectiveness in molar replacements.
O360
Zimmer Biomet: Offering a range of implant systems, Zimmer Biomet is known for high-quality materials and innovative designs, suitable for molar implants.
MY DENTAL ADVOCATE
BioHorizons: With a focus on science and innovation, BioHorizons provides implant systems with advanced surface technologies, promoting faster healing and better osseointegration, ideal for molar replacements.
MY DENTAL ADVOCATE
At Elite Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery of Oklahoma, Dr. Jeremy Egan, DMD, MD, evaluates each patient's unique needs to recommend the most appropriate implant brand and type. Factors such as bone density, location of the missing tooth, and individual health considerations are assessed to ensure optimal outcomes.
Consulting with Dr. Egan will provide personalized guidance on selecting the best implant solution for your molar replacement, ensuring a durable and natural-looking result.
There are 700+ brands of implants.
More than brand of the implant , type of implant is important. And there are various other factors. I would avoid going to a dentist who uses just one type of implant. Every situation is unique and demands different type if implant.
Nobel Biocare, Strauman, Zimmer, Etc are few more popular implant brands.
More than brand of the implant , type of implant is important. And there are various other factors. I would avoid going to a dentist who uses just one type of implant. Every situation is unique and demands different type if implant.
Nobel Biocare, Strauman, Zimmer, Etc are few more popular implant brands.
any major manufacturer is fine.
There are many brands, none is particularly best
That is a difficult question to answer. I work with many Oral surgeons, periodontist and general dentists and they all place different implants. Its really a personal preference on which implant the doctor likes to place. The most common ones for posteriors are Nobel, Straumann, Astra and Zimmer in my area.
The question you should be asking is what type of implant would be the best one to use for your specific situation. Many factors determine this and your dentist would be the best person to determine this. Do not be caught up with the brand but with what the specific implant can do to serve the purpose.
