Implant Treatment

WHAT IS DENTAL IMPLANT?

Dental implant is one of the most commonly used surgical methods among dental treatment methods.
Dental implant application is the process of placing dental veneers on screws fixed to the jawbones for missing teeth in the mouth.
There is no limit to the number of dental implants unless the doctor states otherwise.
 

WHO CAN HAVE DENTAL IMPLANTS?

• Those who do not have diseases such as diabetes or advanced osteoporosis. 

• People with sufficient bone density in the area where the implant will be applied. 

• People who do regular oral and dental care.

• Those who do not have chronic high blood pressure disease. 

• People who smoke less than 10 cigarettes a day. 

• People with a suitable medical history during the preliminary examination by the doctor. 

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HOW IS A DENTAL IMPLANT APPLIED?

1. First of all, the suitability of the area where the dental implant will be applied is examined and approved by the doctor.

2. A titanium screw is fixed to the jawbone in place of the missing tooth.

3. These screws adapt in approximately 6 months for the upper jaw and 3 months for the lower jaw.

4. After the screws are compatible, the coating to be placed on the screw is placed.

5. In order for this coating to adapt to the mouth structure, several sessions of control are provided.

6. Placing the outer coating is a process that takes about 1 hour. In case of possible pain, the doctor may prescribe some painkillers. 

7. Implants can last up to 20 years depending on good oral care and bone structure.
    

AFTER-DENTAL IMPLANT PROCEDURES

• Take care of your teeth cleaning and oral care.

• Take preventive care of the gums. 

• Have your dental check-up every 6 months. 

• Try to minimize the consumption of alcohol and cigarettes