Intact socket · adequate bone
- ✓ Tooth for extraction without active abscess
- ✓ Residual bone volume verified on CBCT
- ✓ Occlusion compatible with unloaded provisional
- ✓ Primary stability above ISQ threshold (intra-op)
When anatomy and bone allow, the implant is placed in the same sitting as the extraction. A provisional crown may be fitted the same day — but only if the implant's primary stability, measured intra-operatively, clears the protocol threshold.


The implant is positioned in the same sitting as the extraction, using the post-extraction socket. Preserves bone volume and removes one surgical visit from the schedule.
A provisional crown is fitted the same day. Possible only if the implant's primary stability, measured intra-operatively with an ISQ device, exceeds the protocol threshold.
Selection criteria. Not every case is a candidate. The post-extraction socket must be intact, with no active infection. Residual bone must allow sufficient primary stability. Occlusion must permit the temporary to be unloaded. The decision is taken intra-operatively — if the criteria are not met on the day, we revert to the delayed protocol. We do not promise immediate loading from a distance.
If the criteria are not met, we use the delayed protocol: extraction, two to three months of socket healing, then conventional implant placement. The clinical outcome is equivalent.
Pre-operative assessment to decide whether the case is a candidate for the immediate protocol.
Same sitting. ISQ reading taken intra-operatively. Provisional only if stability is sufficient.
After three to six months of osseointegration: definitive E-Max or zirconia crown.
Return flight covered for documented complications attributable to the clinical work, written into the treatment agreement and not a marketing phrase. Choosing the immediate or the delayed protocol does not change the warranty terms.
Dr. Öztürk will tell you whether your case is a candidate for the immediate protocol and what the alternatives are. No promises at a distance — the final decision is intra-operative.
Individual outcomes vary. All clinical decisions are made by the treating clinician.
Conventional placement with two-to-four-month healing — the most common pathway.
Bone preparationWhen residual bone is insufficient, augmentation makes implant placement possible.
Save the tooth firstBefore extraction, ask whether endodontic treatment can save the tooth.