What we do

Zygoma Implants

Zygomatic implants are anchored in the cheekbone rather than the upper jaw. They exist for one reason: when the upper jaw has lost so much bone that a normal implant has nothing to hold on to, the cheekbone is dense enough to carry a fixed bridge instead.

Ask Dr. Hatice about this

Illustrations of the technique, not patient results. Your own plan follows Dr. Hatice's review of your X-ray.

Who it suits

Severe bone loss in the upper jaw
You have been told implants are not possible, or that you need extensive grafting first
Previous upper implants that failed
Long-term denture wear that has worn the ridge down

What you should know first

This is advanced surgery. It is a bigger procedure than a standard implant, and it is planned from a CT scan — never from a photograph or a description over chat.
If a simpler plan will work in your jaw, Dr. Hatice will recommend the simpler plan. Zygomatic implants are for cases that genuinely need them.

How the treatment runs

01
CT review
A CT scan is required for this procedure. A panoramic X-ray on its own is not enough to plan it.
02
Plan and written quote
Itemised in writing, including what happens if the plan has to change during surgery.
03
Surgery
Long implants are placed into the cheekbone, often together with standard implants at the front.
04
Healing
Integration and follow-up, with Dr. Hatice reachable throughout.
05
Final bridge
The fixed upper bridge is made and fitted once healing allows.

Time in Istanbul

Zygomatic cases need more planning and more follow-up than a standard implant case, and the schedule is built around your CT scan. You will have the day count in writing before you book travel.

Free assessment

Send your X-ray. Get an honest answer.

Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. Dr. Hatice reviews the X-ray herself and tells you what is actually possible — including when the answer is no.