How should an implant dentist be selected?

A dental implant is a synthetic tooth root embedded in the bone below the gum line. It is attached to an implant that is located in the bone, passes through the gum and onto which a dentist attaches a single crown or other restoration. A full arch or single tooth jaw will require 4 to 6 implants and can be held with abutment.

Why do many people prefer dental implants?

Dental implants are the closest thing to your own permanent teeth. They do not decay and last a long time. They even look and feel like natural teeth. You can talk, laugh and eat without fear of them slipping or moving in your mouth. Dental implants allow you to chew with normal strength and efficiency that you cannot do with dentures. Even better, implants,
like healthy teeth hold the bone. Denture wearers can only achieve about one per cent of the strength and effectiveness they can with healthy natural teeth.
They chew with 10%. Thanks to implants, the strength and effectiveness of chewing is as strong as with your healthy natural teeth.

Can Any Dentist Do My Dental Implant?

Not all dentists are fully trained and experienced in implant dentistry. Successful implant placement and restoration requires advanced knowledge, advanced planning and judgement. Implant treatment is much more complex than simply drilling a hole and inserting a screw into your mouth. A dentist experienced in the planning, surgical placement and restoration of dental implants will give you the best chance for long-term implant success with minimal complications and risk.

How Long Does It Take to Replace Teeth with Dental Implants?

Each patient is unique. And after completing the necessary diagnostics, your dentist will provide you with a treatment plan that includes the estimated time required to complete the procedure. The total treatment time depends on the medical and dental health, the quality, quantity and location of the existing bone, and the techniques and materials to be used. Traditionally, four months to a year may be required from initial surgical placement to final restoration. Some form of temporary restoration can help you in the process of implant integration with the bone.

How Much Do Implants Cost?

If we talk about a single missing tooth, we can say that it costs less than a fixed bridge. Not all patients are exactly alike and their dental implant treatment needs are not the same. Therefore, the cost will vary according to the number of appointments and the specific procedures performed. A wise decision should be made in consultation with the specialist who will perform a thorough examination, perform the necessary diagnostic tests including X-rays, usually a special CT scan, and then arrive at a treatment plan for your individual needs.

Are Implants Safe?

Dental implants have proven to be predictably safe and effective with success rates of over 90% since 1965. As with any medical procedure, there is a risk of complications. A knowledgeable, well-trained
Choosing a dentist will help minimise the risk of complications and skilfully address any problems that may arise.

Is Implant Painful?

The procedure itself is never painful. Sedation makes the entire procedure very comfortable, even for the most fearful patients. Medications before treatment, during surgery, and proper post-operative home care cause patients to report feeling much better than expected.