Dental implant in Cannes — Advanced implantology
The conditions for a successful dental implant
The dental implant is today the gold-standard solution for replacing one or more missing teeth — provided it's placed on healthy foundations.
Dr. Hayat has practiced implantology for more than fifteen years, including in the complex situations that many practitioners prefer to avoid: insufficient bone volume, proximity to the sinus, complete edentulism, failure revision.
Our principle
An implant is never placed lightly. Before any surgery, we assess the health of your gums and the amount of bone available. If the ground isn't sufficient, we prepare it — bone graft, sinus lift — to guarantee the stability of the implant over time. It's this rigor that sets apart an implant that lasts from one that fails.
Securing the procedure: guided surgery
X-Guide dynamic guided surgery
Imagine a GPS, but for implant placement. That's exactly what the X-Guide system provides.
Where conventional surgery relies largely on the practitioner's experience and hand, the X-Guide adds real-time navigation: from a 3D scan of your jaw, the system displays on screen, during the procedure, the exact position, angle and depth to follow — and corrects the trajectory live, to within a tenth of a millimeter.
The benefit for you is tangible. This precision makes it possible to place each implant in the ideal spot, avoiding sensitive structures such as nerves or sinuses, and following the planned project as closely as possible. Procedures are safer, often faster and less invasive, with lighter post-operative recovery. It's the technological expression of our principle: leave nothing to chance, and plan everything before acting.
Implantology with or without a flap
When conditions allow, we place the implant without opening a flap (flapless technique), guided by 3D imaging.
The result: significantly reduced post-operative recovery.
Immediate loading
Do you really have to wait months without teeth after an implant is placed? No longer as a matter of course.
Immediate loading consists of fixing a temporary prosthesis onto the implant on the very day of the procedure, rather than waiting for complete healing before placing a tooth. In practical terms, you leave the practice with a fixed, aesthetic tooth, without going through the waiting period when you no longer dare to smile.
This technique isn't suited to every situation, however: it requires good-quality bone and an implant stable enough from the moment it's placed to support an immediate prosthesis. That's precisely the role of the diagnosis — to assess whether your case lends itself to it, rather than applying it as a matter of principle. When the conditions are met, immediate loading transforms the patient experience: less waiting, never a period without teeth, and a return to normal life almost right away.
