Zygomatic implants are a specialised type of full-arch dental implant designed for patients who don’t have enough healthy jawbone to support standard implants – including All-on-4. Instead of anchoring into the upper jaw, zygomatic implants are longer implants that anchor into the zygomatic bone (cheekbone), one of the densest, most stable bones in the face. This means fixed, full-arch teeth can often be placed even in cases of severe upper jaw bone loss, frequently without the need for bone grafting first.
For eligible patients, treatment can often be completed without the months of healing time bone grafting requires.
Zygomatic implants are specifically for patients who aren’t candidates for standard implants or All-on-4 – usually because of significant bone loss in the upper jaw. Suitability is confirmed through a comprehensive clinical assessment, including 3D imaging.
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Individual results vary. The outcome shown relates to this specific patient and is not a guarantee — other patients may experience different results. Cosmetic dental procedures are irreversible and carry risks. For information about the risks and what’s involved, see our FAQs below or ask our team at your consultation.
In many cases, zygomatic implants avoid the need for bone grafting entirely, because they anchor into the cheekbone rather than the resorbed jawbone.
By skipping the months-long graft healing process, eligible patients may move to fixed teeth sooner than a graft-first approach would allow.
The zygomatic bone is naturally dense and stable, offering strong, long-term support for a fixed full-arch prosthesis.
Designed for patients who’ve been told they’re not candidates for standard implants or All-on-4 due to bone loss.
Your process begins with a free, in-depth consultation. Because zygomatic implants anchor into the cheekbone, advanced 3D imaging (CBCT scanning) is even more critical here than for standard implants - it allows the surgical team to assess bone density, sinus position and the safest implant pathway before any treatment plan is finalised.
Using the 3D scan data, your surgical team plans the precise angle and position for each zygomatic implant, accounting for your individual anatomy.
Zygomatic implants are surgically placed by your surgical team, anchoring into the cheekbone. Your anaesthesia and sedation options will be discussed with you individually, as zygomatic surgery is more involved than standard implant placement.
As with All-on-4, a temporary set of replacement teeth can often be attached following surgery, so you can trial how your new smile looks, feels and sounds before your final restoration.
Over several months, the implants integrate with the dense cheekbone (osseointegration).
Once healing is complete, your custom-made, fixed replacement teeth are placed.
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Choosing Zygomatic Implant Treatment Is A Significant Decision.
Zygomatic implants are a more complex procedure than standard implants or All-on-4, so experience matters. Our clinicians provide detailed consultations, digital treatment planning and personalised care across Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne to ensure you clearly understand your treatment options before proceeding.
Our focus is on careful assessment, appropriate case selection and long-term oral health outcomes.
The final restoration for zygomatic implants uses the same bridge materials as All-on-4 – Acrylic and Zirconia – attached to titanium zygomatic implants. Zirconia bridges may last for many years with proper care, while acrylic bridges generally have a shorter lifespan.
At My Implant dentist, we believe patients should feel informed about both their treatment and the costs involved.
Payment plan options are available to help make the process easier to manage.
Across 13 locations in Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, our team of 190 dental professionals share a common goal – to make quality, accessible dental care easier for our patients.
A failed or rejected bone graft is one of the main reasons patients look into zygomatic implants – because they don’t rely on jawbone volume the way grafted implants do. Candidacy is confirmed with a clinical assessment and 3D imaging.
In many cases, no – that’s one of the main advantages of this treatment. Your surgeon will confirm this for your specific case during your assessment.
This varies by case. Because zygomatic implants often avoid the graft-and-heal delay associated with bone grafting, some patients may reach a fixed result sooner than a graft-first pathway – but exact timeframes depend on individual healing and should be confirmed with your surgeon.
Zygomatic implant treatment starts from $19,000 per jaw (acrylic), with zirconia available from $25,000 per jaw. The exact cost depends on case complexity and the number of implants required – contact us for a personalised quote following your consultation.
Yes – we offer a free, no-obligation consultation, including a clinical assessment, to determine whether zygomatic implants are the right option for you.
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