Prosthesis on implants
with a bar

This type of prosthesis is ideal for patients who want the stability and safety of fixed prosthesis , but also the flexibility of mobile prosthesis

A semi-fixed denture fixed to an implant-supported bar is a type of dental prosthesis used for patients who have lost all or most of their natural teeth.

How does a semi-fixed prosthesis with a bar on implants work?

This prosthesis is attached to the dental implants using a bar, a titanium structure that connects the implants. The prosthesis is placed on the bar using a slot that perfectly fits the individualized prosthesis.

We reach the final work through the following phases:

1. Implant placement

First, dental implants are placed in the jaw. Four implants are most commonly used, but the number can vary depending on the patient’s specific needs.

When the implants complete osseointegration (bonding with the bone, which usually takes 3-6 months), a titanium bar is placed on the implants to connect them.

Dental technicians create an individualized prosthesis that fits the bar perfectly. This prosthesis can be made of different materials in order to achieve the natural appearance of the teeth.

The prosthesis is attached to the bar using special slots or clips. Although the prosthesis is firmly attached, the patient can remove it for cleaning and maintaining oral hygiene.

A semi-fixed prosthesis enables patients to chew stably and safely, and the teeth look natural. The prosthesis can be easily removed and cleaned, and the bar and implants provide long-term stability and strength.

Advantages of Semi-Fixed Dentures with a Bar on Implants

  • Stability: the prosthesis is stable and safe, enabling safe chewing and speaking;
  • Aesthetics: the prosthesis is aesthetically acceptable and integrates perfectly into the patient’s natural appearance;
  • Easy hygiene maintenance: the prosthesis can be easily removed to maintain oral hygiene;
  • Prevention of bone loss: implant placement prevents further bone loss.

Disadvantages of Semi-Fixed Dentures with a Bar on Implants

  • Costs: dentures on implants with a bar can be more expensive than classic removable dentures;
  • Osseointegration process: it takes a certain amount of time (usually 3-6 months) for the osseointegration of the implant;
  • Possible complications: as with all operations, there is a risk of complications, such as infections or implant rejection.

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