Patient has partially missing teeth in the maxilla. The doctors of the clinic placed an implant Bio3 Advanced to the patient’s aesthetically significant zone. In order to eliminate the bone defect, the dentists used a membrane for successful bone atrophy elimination and prevention of the bone loss, which provides favorable conditions for implantation.

A patient M., 33 years old, complained of missing teeth in the left mandible. The teeth had been extracted because of curiosity complications. While oral examination a free-end edentulous space in the left mandible was found (missing teeth 46-48). Movable mucous membrane of the mucogingival line is fixed to the top of the alveolar process. CBCT showed no peculiar properties of the edentulous space of the alveolar process, residual bone tissue is represented in the volume enough for a classic implantation perforation.

On this photo case there are three Bio3 Progressive implants inserted by Yuri Bondar in the frontal space and in the area of the first premolar.

This is clearly an instance of implants placement on the lower jaw and on the maxilla. In this case dentist Yurii Bondar used two Bio3 Progressive implants.

The patient is partially edentulous both jaws seeking for dental treatment. He wanted to improve his oral health together with aesthetic look. Dentist removed 5 of the front teeth, and then started to format implant bed using Bio3 implants surgical kit. After drilling, the dentist placed two Bio3 Advanced implants and sutured the wound.

A patient had the edentulous in the area of first premolar. The checkup showed the thick alveolar ridge. After considering such circumstance, it was decided to use Bio3 Progressive implants because it has an aggressive design and can be used in II, III and IV bone tissue types. In addition, such implants have 12° taper that provides connection with perfect fitting and tightness. The dental surgeon used several drills of different diameter for implant bed formation. Then he placed the implant and put stitches in a wound.