Implants
They are artificial tooth roots, usually made of titanium, placed in the jawbone to provide function and aesthetics for missing teeth.
In what cases should it be done?
Dental implants are often used to replace or support missing teeth.
These are artificial tooth roots, usually made of titanium, placed in the jawbone to provide function and aesthetics for missing teeth.
Implant screws are structures with a certain thickness and width. Therefore, the jawbone in the area where the implant is planned to be placed must have the height and width to accept this implant screw. The quality of the existing bone also determines how quickly a prosthesis can be made on the implant.
Implant treatment is a completely safe treatment when performed by experienced dentists. In general, the satisfaction rate is very high in implant treatment, and success rates have reached 98%. The duration of implant treatment varies according to personal characteristics. While treatment can be completed in 1-2 weeks in patients with hard and medium-hard bone structures, it can take up to 2-5 months in patients with weak bone structures.
Fixed porcelain veneers can be placed on implants, and removable dentures that can be removed by the patient can be planned by the dentist. Implants are not required for every missing tooth. In other words, when 2 implants are placed, they can serve as a replacement for 3 or more teeth.
In patients with osteoporosis in the area where the implant is applied, the number of implants can sometimes be increased since the bone has stopped melting.