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A dental implant is a titanium fixture placed in the jawbone as an artificial tooth-root option. Suitability is assessed according to bone structure, general health and oral examination findings.
Bone structure is assessed through an oral examination and X-ray imaging; the treatment plan and stages are then discussed.
The implant is placed in the jawbone under local anaesthesia. The surgical stage is commonly completed in one session.
A period of approximately two to four months is generally allowed for the implant to integrate with the bone; individual timing varies.
After healing, impressions are taken and a permanent crown or prosthesis is prepared and attached.
The available bone, gum health, general health, medicines and smoking history are considered together. Bone grafting or another approach may be discussed when bone volume is insufficient.
Suitability and timing can only be confirmed after examination and imaging. The treatment plan and fee depend on the individual case.
Swelling, mild bleeding or bruising can occur during the first days. Follow the medication, nutrition and oral-care instructions given by your dentist.
Contact the clinic promptly if pain or swelling increases, a fever develops, or bleeding does not stop.
Implants do not decay, but the gum and bone around them can develop inflammation. Daily cleaning and regular dental reviews remain necessary.
A dentist assesses oral examination findings, imaging, bone structure, gum health, general health and medicines before confirming a plan.
The surgical stage may be completed in one session, while healing commonly takes approximately two to four months. Additional procedures can change the timing.
The number of implants, implant system, restoration material, imaging findings and any additional procedure determine the individual plan and fee after examination.
The information on this site is for general information only. Diagnosis and treatment planning are determined individually after a dentist’s examination.
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