Transnasal Implants

The transnasal implant technique is another tool for resolving severe maxillary atrophy. In conjunction with zygomatic and pterygoid implants, it allows avoiding the use of bone grafts, which require not only a financial investment but also time, and which prevent the immediate loading of fixed prostheses. Through this technique, and in conjunction with conventional implants or any of the other graftless techniques, the immediate placement of a fixed denture can be achieved, allowing the patient to swiftly recover function and aesthetics. 

This procedure is considered less invasive than zygoma implants and usually may be performed under intravenous sedation on a regular dental chair basis.