[vc_row css_animation=”” row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”grid” angled_section=”no” text_align=”left” background_image_as_pattern=”without_pattern” css=”.vc_custom_1625492796077{padding-top: 50px !important;padding-bottom: 50px !important;}” z_index=””][vc_column width=”9\/12″][vc_single_image image=”287″ img_size=”full” qode_css_animation=””][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]The dental implants used today are pure and especially biocompatible (accepted by the body) titanium screws inserted into the jawbone. The dentist can install crowns, bridges or removable dentures to these artificial roots. In about 3 to 6 months, the bone will widely grasp the implant surfaces and hold them tightly in the jaw.<\/p>\n
Your dentist, first of all:
\nDensity and volume of the jawbone,
\nNumber, positioning and frequency of natural teeth,
\nThe condition of the gums,
\nChecks the number and condition of teeth in the opposite jaw.<\/p>\n
Conditions required for implantation:<\/strong><\/p>\n In the past, bone volume was one of the most important criteria for implant installation. But today, the dentist can surgically change the bone into a shape suitable for implantation. However, some diseases can create an unfavorable aggravation for the implant.<\/p>\n For example: <\/strong><\/p>\n Age is basically not very important. However, before considering an implant procedure, it should be ensured that the patient has completed growth. Growth is completed at an average age of 18 years for girls and 20 to 22 years for boys. Whether the growth is complete or not is determined radiologically.<\/p>\n Patients should be very careful about oral hygiene. Some details <\/strong> Implants function as prostheses or bridge supports. In this way, the teeth become functional and aesthetically attractive again.<\/p>\n The new generation of implants are made of tissue-friendly materials; they are easily tolerated by the jawbone and fuse with the bone. Since each case is different, a duration cannot be predicted, but the implants can stay in your jawbone for life. During these 30 years there have been great changes and variations in implantology and implant types and shapes. The chaos of the first 15-20 years of implantology has been replaced by regular, universally accepted rules, especially in the last 10 years.<\/p>\n All leading implantologists, including Prof. Dr. Br\u00e5nemark, the inventor of implants, now consider implants made of titanium metal in the shape of a screw (since it also closely resembles the shape of a tooth root) to be ideal.<\/p>\n Intraoral implants can be thought of as artificial tooth roots placed in the jaw bones.<\/p>\n It is worth repeating: <\/strong> Implants can stay in the jawbone for more than 10 years or even a lifetime. However, it is not possible to give guarantees for every case. Knowing that the success rate is around 95% will help to understand how successful it is.<\/p>\n If the initial examination reveals that an implant is a viable solution for you and that an implant procedure is possible for you, you can proceed with the planning of the next steps and your dentist will select the type of implant and the way it works. This requires X-rays, models and sometimes tests and medical consultations. Your efforts as a patient will also affect the success of your implant. It is important to keep excellent hygiene in your mouth, especially around the implants in your mouth. You can get detailed information about this.<\/p>\n In general, implantation is a procedure that can be easily performed in an office environment with local anesthesia. As like any intraoral surgery, the cheeks and lips may be swollen or bleeding as a result of this operation. Pain is less common and rare.<\/p>\n The surgery has no special difficulties. After careful and meticulous work, it is no different from any intraoral surgery.<\/p>\n Occasionally, implantation may be canceled during surgery, even if the previous tests look positive, depending on the symptoms found during the operation.<\/p>\n Although it may not be visible in the planning, it may not always be a very suitable situation for implantation and additional measures may be needed (e.g. bone grafting, guided bone regeneration with membrane application, etc.).<\/p>\n For implants that cannot be loaded immediately, which we usually prefer, healing usually takes 6-12 (lower jaw) to 12-24 (upper jaw) weeks. During this time, the implants must be protected against chewing pressure so that healing is not risked. Recently, in some special cases, special technologies developed by implant companies have made it possible to install the prosthetic structure immediately.<\/p>\n No treatment is risk free. There is a possibility of infection, but it is almost never serious.<\/p>\n In the maxilla, the maxillary sinus and the nasal floor can be opened during implantation. But there is no rule that this will lead to failure.<\/p>\n Rarely, the nerve in the lower jaw that receives the sensation of the lower lip (but is not involved in movement) can be damaged. The loss of sensation in the lower lip caused by this type of nerve injury is usually temporary, but in rare cases it can be permanent. In such a case, it must be decided whether the implant should be replaced or not. Sometimes the implant does not integrate with the bone and the implant falls loose or has to be removed by the physician. Each case is evaluated individually to decide whether the patient can be considered for reimplantation.<\/p>\n Improper care (poor oral hygiene) often leads to an infection around the implant. This can significantly shorten the life of an implant. For this reason, the patient must be careful about the care of the implant and his\/her mouth and should visit the dentist at least every 6 months.<\/p>\n This article gives you general information. However, each case may have its own individual characteristics.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][vc_column width=”3\/12″][vc_widget_sidebar sidebar_id=”sidebar” title=”Treatments”][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row css_animation=”” row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” angled_section=”no” text_align=”center” background_image_as_pattern=”without_pattern”][vc_column]\n
\nSmoking is not recommended as it will risk the healing process.<\/p>\n
\nOral implantation is the process of placing artificial tooth roots in or on the jawbone.<\/p>\n
\nImplants have been at the service of dentists for over 30 years.<\/p>\n
\nThe implants are made of tissue-friendly materials, so they are easily accepted by the bone.<\/p>\n1. Planning phase<\/h2>\n
2. Application<\/h2>\n
3. Recovery period<\/h2>\n
4. Complications<\/h2>\n
5. Care<\/h2>\n
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