What is Dental Implant?

What is a Dental Implant?

They are metal structures made of titanium metal, placing them in the jawbone and imitating the root of the tooth.

Why Should We Prefer Implant Treatment?

When we do not use the implant, we see the following options. We need to make a coating. The logic of the coating, that is, the coating bridge, passes through here.

By reducing your other two teeth, we obtain a tooth that will fill the existing space on it. We shrink our real permanent teeth. So we create damage to them and put a coating on them. In implants, we do not attempt such a thing.

We place the screws in place of the teeth on the missing part. In other words, we place implants made of titanium metal, popularly known as screws, and place as many teeth on them as necessary. Another option goes like this:

By placing these implants instead of the total or parcel prostheses that we know among the people, we can obtain teeth that can form in a normal tooth function. Because they imitate the roots of the teeth, we can still make our prosthesis on it like a normal tooth, and the chewing forces of normal teeth vary between forty and sixty kilos on average. In the same way, it can enable us to eat within the framework of a normal life standards by showing that the teeth placed on the implant vary between forty and fifty kilos.

Is Implant Surgery Difficult?

Although there is no exact time for this implant surgery process, it varies from person to person, but the surgeries are absolutely painless. Our surgeries performed under local anesthesia are absolutely painless. In fact, we use a different system in our clinic right now. In the system we used, we saw that even after the implant surgery, it was reduced to a very minimum. In the systems we tried before, we received such feedback from our patients. In other words, we experience minimal pain during and after implantation. Developing systems and developing anesthesia techniques can give us these.

Is There an Age Limit for Implants?

This age restriction is only as follows. We usually call it the age of eighteen. In other words, every individual who has completed bone development. If there is bone, any type of bone implant can be placed. There are no restrictions on high advanced ages.

What Should We Pay Attention to After Implant Surgery?

It is very normal to see tiny bleeding after the surgery, in case of leakage, bleeding. When these bleedings occur, we definitely do not spit.

We swallow or very slowly drop it into the sink. Because we never break the coagulation that exists there. Smoking is definitely not recommended for four to six days. Because there is an open wound there, and smoking will always delay the healing of that wound. It is very normal for our pain, ache, swelling, bruises, etc. to occur. For this, we do cold ice compresses for the first twenty-four hours. We put in five minutes, leave for five minutes. We put in five minutes, leave for five minutes. This is how we get through the first twenty-four hours.

Likewise, we do not encounter any serious complications after using the drugs prescribed by your doctor regularly and regularly.

When Can We Resume Our Normal Life After Surgery?

Generally, we recommend the first twenty-four hours as rest.

In the next period, you can return to your normal life.

What Should We Do If We Lose Our Implant?

Ninety-nine percent of all companies sell implants with a lifetime warranty, and that means that. When you buy yourself an implant, it means that the implant will be with you for life. Even if it is lost, a new bone will be made to replace the existing bone.

Is It Suitable For People With Any Disorder To Have Implants?

In these matters, we generally receive a specialist physician's opinion and a specialist physician consultation. But I can summarize the event as follows, if there is a disturbance under control, that is, if everything is under control, if he can continue his normal life, there is no harm in having an implant.