Implant Procedures
Support at the back of the upper jaw, where implants are hardest to place.
Engaging the pterygoid region when bone volume or sinus anatomy limits conventional placement.
Request an Appointment
Posterior Support. Fewer Added Procedures. Exacting Technique.
Where Conventional Placement Is Limited
Pterygoid implants are a specialized type of implant used primarily in the back portion of the upper jaw, where traditional implant placement may be limited by insufficient bone or sinus anatomy. These implants engage the pterygoid region, providing support in cases where posterior maxillary restoration would otherwise be difficult.
Full-Arch and Complex Cases
This technique can be especially beneficial in full-arch rehabilitation and complex restorative cases, allowing patients to move forward with implant-supported treatment while potentially reducing the need for sinus grafting or other additional procedures. Because the anatomy in this area is unique, careful planning and surgical precision are essential.
Expanding What Is Possible
For patients with more advanced restorative needs, pterygoid implants can provide an important solution that improves support, expands treatment possibilities, and contributes to long-term function and stability.