Zygomatic Implants
Extra-long implants anchored in the zygoma (cheekbone) instead of the jaw, providing rock-solid support for fixed upper teeth when the upper jawbone has severely resorbed or grafts have failed.
High-resolution CBCT maps the zygomatic bone and sinus anatomy in 3D; under IV sedation/anesthesia, specialized implants (30–55mm) are guided from the upper arch into the dense cheekbone, typically combined with standard or pterygoid implants, with a fixed provisional bridge attached — often same day.
Patients told they have "no bone" for upper implants, patients after failed sinus lifts/grafts, long-term upper denture wearers with extreme resorption, and reconstruction cases after pathology or trauma.
- Fixed teeth without bone grafting, even in extreme bone loss
- Immediate function, teeth often attached same day
- Dense cheekbone anchorage gives exceptional stability
- Avoids months-to-years of staged grafting.
Only precise CBCT 3D planning makes zygomatic anchorage safe, mapping sinus, orbit, and cheekbone for a verified implant corridor.
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Every consultation at our Cambria Heights office starts with a 3D scan and a clear, written plan.
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