CorticoBasal® implants bypass traditional challenges by anchoring into the strong cortical bone, enabling immediate loading and faster recovery. Yet, like any medical procedure, failure is possible when scientific protocols are ignored or patient compliance is compromised. Understanding why this happens and how experts like Dr. Vivek Gaur restore failed cases is crucial for every patient considering dental implants.
Why CorticoBasal® Implants May Fail
CorticoBasal® implants rarely fail due to the system itself, but rather because of avoidable clinical mistakes or biomechanical issues.
Common causes include:
- Unbalanced Bite Forces: Treating only one side of the jaw or leaving weak opposing teeth leads to a chewing imbalance and overload on implants.
- Retaining Weak Natural Teeth: If loose or infected teeth are left in place to “save” them, patients subconsciously avoid biting on them — overloading the implant side instead.
- Improper Splinting: CorticoBasal® implants require a rigid connection through a fixed prosthesis. Delayed or poorly designed prosthetics cause implant mobility.
- Infection or Uncontrolled Systemic Conditions: Poor oral hygiene, uncontrolled diabetes, or smoking can still threaten implant longevity.
How Experts Like Dr. Vivek Gaur Correct Failed Implant Cases
This is where experience matters most. Dr. Vivek Gaur, an authority in immediate-loading implantology, specialises in handling compromised or failed cases of CorticoBasal® and Permanent Dental implants through:
- Meticulous Diagnostics using CBCT scans and digital bite analysis.
- Atraumatic Removal of failed implants while preserving bone integrity.
- Re-implantation Using Scientific Protocols — multi-cortical anchorage, proper implant angulation, and full-arch splinting.
- Restoring Functional Occlusion rather than replacing teeth in isolation.
- CAD/CAM Prosthetics crafted in premium materials like Graphene or Zirconia to withstand chewing forces without fracture.
Where Most Dental Implant Procedures Go Wrong
Many failures stem not from the implant system, but from poor planning and shortcuts, such as:
- Treating only one side of the mouth instead of restoring bilateral support
- Choosing low-cost or duplicate implants
- Rushing prosthetic fabrication without bite correction
- Ignoring long-term follow-up and maintenance care
Conclusion
Failures in CorticoBasal® or any dental implants are not inevitable — Saying there can never be a failure in medical sciences is a lie.complications and failures are preventable when treatment is handled by trained specialists. In rare cases where implants do fail, doctors like Dr. Vivek Gaur—backed by decades of experience in full-mouth rehabilitation—restore both function and confidence with scientifically driven protocols and permanent dental implants that stand the test of time.
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