Dental Implants
What is Dental Implant?
Dental implants are a tooth replacement option where titanium screws (cylinders) are surgically placed into the jawbone in the region of missing teeth. Once in place, they get integrated to the jawbone, allowing your dentist to mount the replacement teeth onto them. Your new tooth, a crown, will look and feel similar to your real teeth. It can be used to replace a single tooth, several teeth, or all of the teeth. The goal of teeth replacement is to restore function as well as aesthetics.
Crown
This serves as a cap for the implant and serves as the newly restored tooth that looks and functions like any normal tooth.
Abutment
This serves as an adapter that connects the implant to the crown.
Implant
The titanium screw placed in the jawbone in the region of the missing tooth
Why Choose Dental Implant?
Dental Implants are designed to look and feel exactly like your natural teeth with improved function. They are the best and the most advanced teeth replacement options available and often last a lifetime.
Why Choose Dental Implant?
Dental Implants are designed to look and feel exactly like your natural teeth with improved function. They are the best and the most advanced teeth replacement options available and often last a lifetime.
Advantages of Dental Implant
Aesthetically Appealing
Stable & Greater Support
They can last a Lifetime
Look and Feels Just like a Normal Teeth
Prevents Bone Loss
No need to alter adjacent, Healthy Teeth
Prevent Facial Sagging and Premature Ageing
Easy to Clean and Low Maintenance
Restores Natural Speech
Dental Implant Process
Step 1 : Extraction
The withered or damaged tooth is extracted in order to make a place for the implant.
Step 2 : Preparation
Jaw bone is prepared and made fit for placing implants. In some cases when the jaw bone is not enough, bone graft is placed to ensure enough bone strength is there to embed the implant upon
Step 3 : Implant Insertion
Surgical Implant insertion is made into the tooth socket by screwing the implant in the region of the missing tooth. After the implant placement procedure is complete the surgical region is stitched and allowed to heal for 2-3 months.
Step 4 : Healing Cap placement
Next, the healing cap is placed atop the implant screw to induce healing of the surgical region’s surrounding gum tissue
Step 5 : Abutment and Crown Placement
After 2-3 weeks the healing cap is removed and finally the abutment is put into place between the crown and the implant screw. This ensures that the crown stays in place throughout.
Step 1: Extraction
The withered or damaged tooth is extracted in order to make a place for the implant
Step 3 : Implant Insertion
Surgical Implant insertion is made into the tooth socket by screwing the implant in the region of the missing tooth. After the implant placement procedure is complete the surgical region is stitched and allowed to heal for 2-3 months.
Step 5 : Abutment and Crown Placement
After 2-3 weeks the healing cap is removed and finally the abutment is put into place between the crown and the implant screw. This ensures that the crown stays in place throughout.
Step 2 : Preparation
Jaw bone is prepared and made fit for placing implants. In some cases when the jaw bone is not enough, bone graft is placed to ensure enough bone strength is there to embed the implant upon
Step 4 : Healing Cap placement
Next, the healing cap is placed atop the implant screw to induce healing of the surgical region’s surrounding gum tissue
Pre Requisites To Have Dental Implants
Pre Requisites To Have Dental Implants
Have one or more missing teeth.
Have a jawbone that's reached full growth
Have adequate bone to secure the implants or are able to have a bone graft.
Have healthy gums and oral tissues.
Don't have serious health conditions that will affect bone healing.
Pre Requisites To Have Dental Implants
Pre Requisites To Have Dental Implants
Have one or more missing teeth.
Have a jawbone that's reached full growth
Have adequate bone to secure the implants or are able to have a bone graft.
Have healthy gums and oral tissues.
Don't have serious health conditions that will affect bone healing.
Pre Requisites To Have Dental Implants
F.A.Q
The most frequently asked questions about Dental Implants
What is the success rate for dental implants?
Dental Implants have a success rate of up to 98%. Just like natural teeth, it needs to be taken good care of. Dental Implants easily last a lifetime if good oral hygiene is maintained.
What if I want "metal-free" implants?
There can be no Metal Free Implant. All types of dental implants have metal ions in them. Titanium Dental Implants are the most researched and preferred choice for Implant material in Dentistry as over a period of time it infuses with the bone and the gums in the most natural way.
Are Dental Implants safe?
Dental Implants are the most technologically advanced way of replacing missing teeth. The procedure has been used successfully in dentistry for more than 30 years and complication from implants is quite rare.
Can dental implants be painful?
The procedure of dental implants does not cause pain as the surgical area is sufficiently covered with anaesthesia. However, mild discomfort in the region can be expected for a few days after the procedure.
Can any dentist place an implant?
All dentists are qualified to do Implants. However, general dentists may be less trained than an oral surgeon specialized in performing a dental implant procedure who will have a much higher success rate.
