Implantology

Implantology

Do you have missing teeth and difficulty chewing food?

A dental implant is an imitation of a tooth root placed in the jawbone to replace a lost tooth. It consists of titanium, a material that is well accepted by the human body. Implants can be placed immediately after tooth extraction or after the wound has healed.

What is a dental implant?

A dental implant is an imitation of a tooth root that is placed in the jawbone to replace a lost tooth. It is made of titanium, a material that is biocompatible with the human body. Implants can be placed immediately after tooth extraction or after the healing of the wound.

Do I need a dental implant?

You may be a potential candidate for a dental implant if:

– You have one or more missing teeth.

– You have experienced trauma resulting in the loss of several teeth.

– You have partial or complete removable dentures.

How long does it take to place an implant?

The implant placement is done in a single session. During this session, the dentist will surgically prepare the site where the implant will be placed.

When can I get teeth?

About 4 months after the surgical placement of the implant, procedures can begin to place the crown or bridge over the implant. This procedure takes about 10-14 days from the beginning of measurement.

What are the advantages of a dental implant?

– Preserves the health of neighboring teeth, avoiding damage to natural teeth by not involving them and keeping them untouched and healthy.

– Maintains and prevents resorption of the alveolar bone, stimulating bone preservation as a natural tooth root.