Implantation for missing teeth is a high-caliber dental restoration procedure. It can offer people with single tooth loss or even edentulism a permanent, practical, & aesthetically pleasing solution. Even though dental implants are prosthetic replacements of missing teeth, they integrate with the jaw bone hence that the implant teeth are highly strong, stable, and look great as well.
An implant tooth consists of biocompatible materials (titanium screw or cylinder) to replace the root artificially and paired with a dental prosthesis, akin to a natural tooth.
Aside from being a long-term solution, tooth implants offer several other advantages that have made them the most popular dental restoration treatment.
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This procedure benefits the patients who lost one teeth. This implant is placed over the jawbone which acts as a root for the dental crown to replace the lost tooth. This procedure requires enough bone in the jaw to hold it else the bone is extended by bone grafting. This procedure will be done on the same day.
View moreIt is mostly the same as that of a single tooth implant. When you lose multiple teeth, it isn't necessary to have an individual implant for each missing tooth. Instead, a dental denture or bridge that is supported by the implant will be injected into your jawbone. An implant supported dentures will remain stable and strong over your bones.
View moreIt is a procedure where one full arch of teeth is supported by 4 implants. Rather than using the dentures which have high chances of falling away, patients prefer this all on 4 dental implant restoration. You can't afford to replace each and every missing tooth with an implant, instead 4 exactly placed implants on the upper jaw and 4 on the lower jaw.
View moreDentures are customized prosthesis that is made based on the patient's teeth condition. The cost of the dentures is relatively low when compared to the implants. But remember that you somehow need to replace your dentures for every 3 to 5 years. But implants are fixed directly on the jawbone which is a very rare scenario to get replaced.
View moreIt is the process of rebuilding or restoration of all teeth in the lower and upper jaw. This won't suitable for the patient who lost all teeth and in need of complete dentures. It is only applicable for the patient to repair multiple teeth problems. This treatment undergoes several procedure and most important is fixing 6 to 8 implants on both the upper and lower jaw.
View moreZirconium is a crystal-like metal from the titanium family and is mined all over. Right now, it has been widely used as a crown material for implants by the dentists to replace the damaged teeth. It is biocompatible, approved by FDA and is completely safe. This process consumes less time to fix the implants compared to other implant procedure.
View moreTitanium is one of the most frequently used metals for dental implant treatment due to its excellent property of fusing to human bone. They are light in weight and strong in nature. They are highly suggested due to its large success rate and also it gives a long life because of its strength.
View moreCeramic implants do not contain any metal and white color in nature. The problem in gums will be easily recovered over the implants. Your tooth looks natural and no one can find. Plaque accumulation is found less in ceramic implants when compared to other implants. They can be immediately replaced in a single stage.
View moreOris Dental care is commited to provide world class treatment for our implant patients. We spend more time on resources, technology, skills, up-to-date medical procedure and quality monitoring in order to unmatched our precised quality of work, without any hesistation, promising a 100% money back warranty on our implants. * Conditions apply.
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The process of dental implants involves an initial assessment, implant placement into the jawbone, osseointegration healing period, abutment attachment, and crown implantation. It's a careful operation that takes months, but it provides a permanent cure for missing teeth.
Dental implant surgery is among the most popular reconstructive treatments performed today. Dental implants are prosthetic tooth roots created from synthetic materials like titanium.They are permanently linked to the jawbone and replace lost teeth.
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