When one tooth has been lost, an implant can be placed in its position.
When two adjacent teeth have been lost, two implants can again be placed.
When three adjacent teeth have been lost, either three implants can be placed in their position, or two implants with three porcelains placed on top of them.
When four adjacent teeth have been lost, two implants can be placed with four porcelains on top of them, but three or four implants can also be placed depending on the quality and quantity of the bone.
When all the teeth in one jaw are missing, four, six, or more implants can be placed which will support 12–14 porcelains. However, two implants can also be placed in the anterior position of the mandible and a denture can 'clip onto' them.
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