Understanding Osseointegration and Implant Stability

Dental implants are not just replacements, they are precision-engineered solutions that rely on the natural bond between titanium and bone. At Bandlish and Auplish, we focus on how osseointegration and implant stability work together to provide long-lasting results that support everyday functions like eating and speaking.

What is Osseointegration?

Osseointegration is the process where a dental implant fuses directly with the jawbone. This fusion creates a stable foundation for your replacement tooth, allowing it to withstand normal chewing forces. Without proper osseointegration, an implant may become loose or fail over time, which is why careful planning and technique are essential.

Factors Affecting Implant Stability

Implant stability depends on multiple aspects, including:

• Bone quality and quantity: Dense, healthy bone allows for stronger integration. In cases of insufficient bone, procedures like bone grafting can prepare the site.
• Implant design: Modern implants used at Bandlish and Auplish are engineered to enhance surface contact with bone, promoting faster and stronger osseointegration.
• Surgical technique: Precision in placement minimises trauma and supports healing.
• Patient habits: Smoking or poor oral hygiene can interfere with successful integration.

Monitoring and Maintaining Stability

After placement, Dr Bobby and Dr Gita in Harley Street, London, will track healing and integration progress. Small adjustments may be necessary to ensure the implant-supported crown fits perfectly and functions reliably.

Why Choose Bandlish and Auplish

We combine advanced technology with hands-on expertise to ensure predictable results. By assessing your jawbone and personal health factors before surgery, we provide a tailored approach to optimise stability and long-term success.

If you are considering dental implants in Harley Street, London, understanding osseointegration and implant stability is key to achieving reliable, durable results.