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implantology and smile design Clinic
Dental Implant Application
What is a Dental Implant
What is an implant?
Missing teeth cause functional and aesthetic problems. Dental implant treatment was developed as an alternative to traditional bridges and prostheses used to restore missing teeth.
Implants are biocompatible titanium maded artificial roots placed into the jawbone, used in the treatment of missing teeth.
Porcelain veneered crowns are placed on top of these screws. The advantage of implant treatment over other options is that it does not harm neighboring teeth. In other words, neighboring teeth do not need to be prepared or reduced in size.
Today, it is the primary choice of treatment for restoring missing teeth in suitable cases.
To Whom Can It Be Applied?
It is applied to individuals who have completed their chin and face development. Before the treatment, whether the jaw structure is suitable for the implant is determined by x-ray and tomography.
Diabetes (diabetes) patients must be under control before treatment, that is, blood sugar must be regulated. In patients using anticoagulant (blood thinners) drugs, depending on the dose of the drugs and under cardiology consultation, the drugs may need to be discontinued before treatment. Implant treatment can be performed in patients with osteoporosis, after receiving appropriate treatment.
Although implant application is a minor surgical operation; general state of health, constantly used medications, previous operations, drug allergies should be reported to the dentist.
Prosthetic treatment of complete edentulism with the All on Four Technique
How is it done?
Implant treatment is a procedure performed under local anesthesia. After the dental implant is placed, it is covered with the gum and left to heal. 1 week after the procedure, patient control and removal of sutures are required. After this stage, the gingival tissue covered the area where the implant was placed and soft tissue healing occurred.
The waiting period of 2-3 months is the time required for the implant to fuse to the jaw bones (osteointegration). During this period, temporary prostheses are made in appropriate cases and the patient is prevented from being toothless.
Since the gum tissue covers the implant during the waiting period and the stitches are removed, it is a comfortable process.
At the end of the waiting period The implant fused to the bone is opened to the oral environment again under local anesthesia and impressions are taken for the porcelain coating. The porcelain veneer is placed on the implant in about 10 days and the treatment is completed.