Implant Treatment
Nowadays, the patient does not feel any pain during the implant operation.
Depending on the case, implant treatment can be completed more quickly than other dental procedures. Known as one of the most successful operations in medical literature, it’s important to evaluate the patient’s overall health and smoking habits before starting the treatment.
If conditions are favorable—particularly in the front aesthetic regions—a temporary prosthesis can be placed shortly after the implant procedure, allowing the patient to avoid being without teeth during the healing period.
In conclusion, dental implants continue to be the most reliable and effective solution for individuals who have lost their natural teeth.
In aesthetic dentistry, the term “smile design” is often the first concept that comes to mind. Smile design refers to the process of restoring teeth and gums that have been aesthetically compromised, aiming to achieve a natural and attractive appearance tailored to the patient’s facial structure.
Frequently asked questions about implant treatment
What is a dental implant?
Implants are artificial tooth roots inserted into the jawbone to restore the function and appearance of missing teeth. They are the most effective alternative for replicating the function and aesthetics of natural teeth.
Why should dental implants be preferred?
Missing teeth can lead to a diminished smile and reduced chewing ability. The most effective solution for this is a dental implant. Today, implants are the only treatment that can prevent jawbone loss—one of the major issues associated with missing teeth. Another key advantage is that implants do not affect the neighboring teeth in the area of tooth loss. Compared to traditional crowns and dentures, implants offer improved speech and chewing function, while also restoring a natural, aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Will I have pain during implantation?
Is implant treatment a safe practice?
Implant treatment is recognized as one of the most successful procedures in medical literature. Before beginning treatment, it is essential to evaluate the patient’s overall health and smoking habits. This approach, which aims to protect surrounding teeth from damage, has demonstrated its reliability through scientific research. When performed by a specialist and under proper clinical conditions, it offers a high rate of success.
How long do I need to wait after the operation?
If the patient is in good health and the bone quality in the treatment area is adequate, a healing period of 2 to 3 months is typically required. During this time, the implant integrates with the bone tissue. In cases where bone grafting is necessary, this period may be longer.
When conditions are favorable—especially in front aesthetic regions—a temporary prosthesis can often be placed shortly after the implant procedure, allowing the patient to avoid being without teeth.
In conclusion, dental implants remain the most effective and preferred solution for individuals who have lost their natural teeth.
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