Many patients ask, what are basal implants and how do they differ from conventional dental implants? 

• Conventional dental implants are placed in areas with sufficient bone volume and usually require a healing period before crowns are attached.

• Basal implants in dentistry use the basal bone, which is naturally dense, making them suitable for patients with bone loss.

Conventional vs Basal Implants

Understanding the difference between basal and conventional implants helps patients make informed decisions: 

• Basal implants advantages include faster loading time, fewer surgical steps, and suitability for patients with weak jawbone.

• Conventional implants offer predictable long-term results when bone structure is adequate.

Key Points:

• Basal implants vs conventional implants – which is better? It depends on individual bone condition and treatment goals.

• Conventional implants vs immediate implants: conventional types often require a waiting period, while basal implants can sometimes allow immediate loading.

Why Choose Expert Implant Dentistry?

At Dr. Garg’s Multispeciality Dental Center, specialists evaluate each case to recommend the right option between basal and conventional implants. Personalized treatment ensures patients achieve lasting function, aesthetics, and comfort.