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Partial Framework Maxilla with Locator Stud & Cap
Maxilla showing a partial framework denture with single locator stud and cap. This is a perfect educational tool for prospective patients with reference to the possibility of a framework denture as an alternative to having two separate implant bridges in situ.
A dental implant is an artificial substitute/replacement for the root portion of your natural tooth and is anchored into a pre-drilled socket in your jaw-bone to support a crown, bridge or secure a denture firmly in place. Implants are made from titanium, a material that is well tolerated by bone and integrates easily with bone tissue. During the placement of a dental implant, the goal is to achieve a close contact between the outer surface of the implant and the surrounding bone tissue so they can “fuse” together (osseointegration), creating a stable support for the new teeth.