The Nobel implant journal
Longer pieces on the questions that decide implant treatment: what the published evidence actually says, how the systems differ from one another, what a quote is made of, and which claims to be sceptical about.
Every article is written by the editorial team and clinically reviewed by the surgeon and the prosthodontist at our clinical partner, with the sources listed at the foot of the page.
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Evidence
What the evidence actually says about Nobel implant survival rates
Clinics quote survival figures constantly and cite almost nothing. Here are the real numbers, where they come from, and — the part nobody advertises — what "survival" is actually counting.
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Comparison
NobelActive vs NobelParallel — which Nobel implant, and why
Two implants from the same manufacturer, sharing the same connection, designed to behave in opposite ways. Which one goes in your jaw is a decision about bone, not about which is better.
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Comparison
Nobel All-on-4 vs All-on-6 — what actually decides it
Four implants or six is not a budget tier and not a quality tier. It is a decision about how much usable bone you have, how hard you bite, and where the bridge has to be supported.
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Costs
Nobel implant cost in Turkey — what actually changes the price
Every clinic quotes a per-implant figure and almost none of them mean the same thing by it. Here is what an implant estimate is made of, and which lines move it most.
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Evidence
Why clinicians choose Nobel Biocare systems — and when they do not
Premium implants cost more and patients want to know what the money buys. The honest answer is not "better titanium" — it is documentation, component availability and a range wide enough to fit the jaw rather than the other way round.
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Problems & repairs
Can an implant go straight into the socket when a tooth comes out?
Sometimes yes, and it saves you months. Sometimes no, and being told no is a sign of care rather than caution. Here is what decides it — and why the decision is made twice.
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Problems & repairs
How to identify an implant when nobody told you the brand
A screw loosens ten years later and your dentist asks which system it is. If you do not know, it is recoverable more often than people expect — here is the order to work through.
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Problems & repairs
Replacing a failed dental implant — what the second attempt involves
An implant that failed once can usually be replaced, but not on the same day and not without understanding why the first one failed. That second question is the whole treatment.
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Problems & repairs
Which Nobel implant for soft bone — and why the shape matters there
Soft bone is the most common reason an implant cannot be loaded early, and the most common reason a straightforward case turns into a staged one. Design genuinely matters here.
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Comparison
Nobel Biocare vs Straumann — an honest comparison
Two of the most documented implant manufacturers in the world. No study shows either outlasting the other in a given jaw, so here is what genuinely differs — and what does not.
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Problems & repairs
Told you have no bone for implants? What the options actually are
Being refused implants somewhere is not the end of the conversation. There are four routes out of severe bone loss, and which applies to you is a measurement rather than an opinion.
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Systems
TiUltra and Xeal explained — what implant surfaces actually do
Surface technology is the least visible part of an implant and the most heavily marketed. Here is what it genuinely governs, and how much of your outcome it decides.
Start with a clinical assessment
Send your X-ray and tell us what you would like to achieve. The clinical team at Taki Dent will review your case and prepare an individual treatment proposal where sufficient information is available.
A final diagnosis and treatment plan can only be confirmed after clinical examination and appropriate radiological assessment.