Zygomatic All-on-2 implants at GO Dental in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, anchor in the cheekbone for patients with significant jawbone loss. The Healthgrades-accredited clinic offers this option for patients who might otherwise need bone grafting.
How zygomatic implants work
Zygomatic implants attach to the cheekbone instead of relying on the jawbone. They support fixed teeth across the full arch, replacing removable dentures without grinding neighboring natural teeth. The treatment aims to restore chewing function and facial appearance.
GO Dental also offers All-on-4 and All-on-6 implant systems for full-arch rehabilitation. A specialist assesses bone quality, oral health, age, smoking, diabetes, and hypertension before treatment.
Assessment and planning
Preoperative checks include a medical history, dental diagnosis, impressions, X-rays, a CT scan, and a complete blood analysis. Promax Scara 2 Planmeca panoramic imaging and intraoral scanners support digital planning and impressions.
Conscious intravenous sedation with anesthesiologist monitoring is available for anxious patients and complex or lengthy implant surgery.
The clinic lists Dr. Domingo Abreu, a maxillofacial surgeon and implantologist, and Dr. Wilson Acosta, a cosmetic dentist and implant prosthetic rehabilitator.
Who may not be eligible
This treatment is not intended for very elderly patients, children, or adolescents whose facial growth is not complete. A specialist review can help determine whether zygomatic implants or another full-arch option is suitable.
Patients can request a consultation through Bookimed to discuss their scans, treatment options, and next steps.