Ventura, CA Minimally Invasive Dental Implants: Advanced Technology Updated

Dec 8, 2023

The Anacapa Dental Art Institute (805-919-8939) has launched a new, minimally invasive implant procedure that uses the latest technology to provide painless, fully implanted, and functional dentures, in a single day. Patients can also receive a warranty on their new teeth and their implants.

Oxnard, United States - December 8, 2023 /PressCable/

With access to a full in-house dental laboratory, and several experts specializing in the latest implant techniques, the Anacapa Dental Art Institute has launched a new single-day implanted denture service, using updated dental technology to make the entire process more comfortable.

More information about the All-on-4 dental procedure, the latest dental technology, and the Anacapa Dental Art Institute can be found at https://anacapadental.com/dental-implants/

The new All-on-4 procedure allows any patient to receive a complete set of implanted dentures in a single day, regardless of whether they need a single dental implant or a full mouth reconstruction. However, the All-on-4 technique also offers several other benefits, including a reduction in surgical trauma during the operation, and a warranty for their new teeth.

Using the in-house dental lab, the Anacapa team has been able to fully eliminate several of the most uncomfortable parts of the process, including bite indentation trays. Typically, patients would be required to bite these trays to provide a model of their teeth. However, the Anacapa team has replaced these with touchless intraoral scanners, which provide higher-quality 3D images, without using any flavor additives.

The surgical team uses a new implant procedure combined with computer-guided surgical techniques to provide patients with the same strength and durability for their implants as a traditionally implanted denture while using significantly fewer implanted posts. This helps to minimize the surgical trauma and reduce recovery times, while still providing a stable denture with a warranty for both the new teeth and the implants.

Patients are encouraged to discuss their options with the Anacapa Dental team in advance, including sedation options and any customizations they may want for their new dentures, such as a change in whiteness. Patients can choose from four levels of sedation, including a mild oral conscious sedative which allows them to stay awake in the chair, or general anesthesia if they wish to sleep through the entire procedure.

The Anacapa prosthodontist team has perfected this technique over several years, and the clinic’s founder, Dr. Saj Jivraj, is known for teaching this technique both nationally and internationally. Dr. Jivraj is also the author of the British Dental Journal clinician’s guide, “Graftless Planning For The Edentulous Patient,” which explains this procedure in depth.

More information about Dr. Saj Jivraj and the Anacapa Dental Art Institute, warranties for new dental work, and options with the All-on-4 procedure can be found at https://anacapadental.com/dental-implants/

Contact Info:
Name: Saj Jivraj
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Organization: Anacapa Dental Art Institute
Address: 2821 N Ventura Rd, Oxnard, CA 93036, United States
Website: https://www.anacapadental.com

Source: PressCable

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