Diagnosis and treatment planning guide every stage of the protocol.
A strategically planned implant treatment concept designed to move from diagnosis to fixed teeth through a carefully coordinated treatment pathway.
Fixed teeth in 72 hours is an advanced implant treatment concept where diagnosis, implant positioning and prosthetic planning are coordinated as one treatment pathway.
Tooth loss can affect chewing, appearance, speech and confidence. The purpose of treatment is therefore not only to replace missing teeth, but to create a stable and functional restoration suited to the patient's individual clinical condition.
A treatment plan should be built around clinical suitability, not around a fixed formula for every patient.
A treatment philosophy built around efficient planning, strategic implant placement and timely restoration.
Diagnosis and treatment planning guide every stage of the protocol.
When clinically suitable, treatment can move toward immediate functional restoration.
The objective is to provide a fixed restorative solution rather than prolonged dependence on removable temporary options.
Post-treatment review and ongoing care remain an important part of the treatment journey.
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Clinical assessment, imaging and treatment planning are used to understand the patient's condition before treatment begins.
Diagnosis comes first.Implant positioning is planned around available bone and the intended restorative outcome.
Precision over shortcuts.When appropriate clinical conditions and primary stability are achieved, treatment may progress toward immediate functional restoration.
Function begins sooner.The restoration is reviewed and the patient is guided through post-treatment care and follow-up.
Treatment continues beyond day one.
A carefully planned fixed-teeth protocol that can allow treatment to move toward immediate function when the clinical conditions are favourable.
Strategic planning determines implant position according to available bone, anatomy and the intended restorative outcome.
Primary stability is an important consideration when immediate functional restoration is planned.
When clinically appropriate, treatment can progress toward fixed functional restoration.
Clinical suitability comes first. Immediate loading is not automatically appropriate for every patient.
A treatment philosophy focused on precise access, strategic use of available bone and efficient restorative planning.
The approach focuses on controlled access, efficient planning and the final restorative objective from the beginning.
Treatment can be planned around precise access rather than unnecessarily extensive surgical intervention where appropriate.
The available bone is assessed and incorporated into strategic implant planning.
When clinically suitable, the approach can support a faster transition toward fixed teeth.
Implant placement and the final restorative objective are considered together from the beginning.
Strategic implantology considers the quality, quantity and location of available bone while planning the implant-supported restoration.
Implant distribution and prosthetic planning can be adapted to the individual clinical situation rather than applying exactly the same arrangement to every patient.
Strategic implant positioning
Consideration of cortical bone
Occlusal and restorative planning
Individualised treatment pathway
A patient with missing teeth needs more than implants. Treatment brings together stability, function, aesthetics and a realistic restorative plan.
Akeela treatment philosophyImplant selection depends on the clinical situation, available bone and treatment objectives.
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Basal Cortical Screw implants used as part of strategic implant treatment planning.
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A distinctive implant design used within selected immediate loading treatment approaches.
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Used in selected posterior maxillary situations where conventional implant positioning may be challenging.
Specialised implants considered in selected cases of severe upper-jaw bone deficiency.
Let our dental team evaluate your condition and discuss whether the Fixed Teeth in 72 Hours treatment pathway is appropriate for you.
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See how immediate functional restoration is approached.
Learn how implant positioning relates to available bone.
A visual explanation of the precision treatment approach.
Learn the basic principles behind implant placement.
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Understand why planning comes before implant placement.
Discover how planning supports the treatment pathway.
See how comprehensive treatment combines function and restoration.
Understand the importance of maintenance and follow-up care.
The 72-hour concept describes a treatment pathway, not a guarantee that every patient can receive the same treatment.
A proper examination and appropriate imaging are needed before deciding whether immediate loading is suitable.
Implant stability is one of the important considerations when immediate functional restoration is planned.
Implant number, positioning and prosthetic design depend on the individual clinical situation.
Understand the most common questions about fixed teeth treatment and the 72-hour protocol.
No. Suitability depends on clinical examination, imaging, available bone, implant stability, treatment requirements and the overall health of the patient.
Immediate loading refers to placing a restoration into function soon after implant placement when the clinical conditions and implant stability are suitable.
It describes a precision surgical concept that aims to use controlled access and strategic implant positioning according to available bone.
Your dentist evaluates your oral condition, discusses your concerns and may recommend imaging and additional diagnostic assessment before creating a treatment plan.
Implant-supported restorations are designed as long-term treatment solutions, but their longevity depends on clinical factors, oral hygiene, maintenance and regular professional follow-up.
Yes. Follow-up allows the dental team to monitor healing, restoration function, hygiene and the long-term health of the implant-supported treatment.
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