A subperiosteal implant is custom-designed to a patient’s anatomy and placed onto the jawbone to carry a fixed prosthesis. It is intended for advanced bone loss when conventional implant treatment is not suitable.

Designed specifically for patients with advanced bone resorption who are not candidates for conventional implant treatment, subperiosteal implants are placed onto the jawbone and support a fixed prosthesis.
Developed individually to match the patient’s anatomy, the implant is placed without additional extra-oral surgery, fixed with dedicated screws. It can be applied at any age and has shown particularly successful results in older patients.
Every treatment is planned personally after an examination and imaging. Contact us with your questions or request an appointment with the form below.
It is an implant placed onto the jawbone rather than into it, fixed with dedicated screws, that supports a fixed prosthesis. It is developed individually to match the patient’s anatomy.
It is designed for patients with advanced bone resorption who are not candidates for conventional implant treatment. Whether it applies to you is assessed after a clinical examination and 3D imaging.
Because the implant is made to the patient’s anatomy, planning relies on a clinical examination and 3D imaging (CBCT). The design and the final plan are confirmed only after that assessment.
The implant is placed without additional extra-oral surgery and fixed with screws made for this purpose. Whether any other step applies to your case is decided at the examination.
It can be applied at any age. Suitability depends on your jawbone, your general health and the examination findings, not on age alone.
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