What is a dental implant + dental implant in Tehran

 

 

 

 

 

 

In fact, the implant is both aesthetically and functionally better than a denture. A dental implant is quite similar to a natural tooth, and no one will notice the difference between it and your natural teeth. With dental implants, you can eat all the foods you used to eat with your teeth, and there is no specific dietary restriction, while many foods cannot be chewed with a toothbrush.

Dental cleaning requires the cleaning of natural and artificial teeth separately, while the implant is cleaned just like your other teeth and requires no special care. The implant is completely fixed and does not slip and shake while the tooth is shaken and constantly irritating the gums while talking and chewing food.
 
It is also possible to remove it, which is why many patients always worry about having their teeth removed while talking and laughing, while the implant's stability is just like a normal tooth because it has been welded to the jawbone.

The implant is also healthier because it not only uses other teeth and does not compromise their health, but also protects the jaw bone and prevents bone loss while not the case with artificial teeth. There is a jawbone that causes the tooth to need to be reset or replaced every few years.

What are the different types of dental implants?

The dental implant itself is usually made of titanium. Titanium is the standard material for implant manufacturing that has been well tested for decades with excellent results. The abutment is the intermediate segment between the implant and the new tooth whose role is to hold the tooth on the implant. Abutments are also often made of titanium but ceramic abutments may be used.

Dental crowns, which actually replace the crown, are usually ceramic or porcelain if used for the front teeth. The ceramic tooth looks like a natural tooth,
 
In some cases, especially in the case of high-pressure rear teeth, a foam cladding or ceramic coating may be used to increase its strength. Certainly the strength and toughness of the metal cladding is greater than that of ceramic cladding and is less likely to be damaged.

How long does it take to get a tooth?

Getting a dental implant is a multi-step process that takes several months. It usually takes three to six months from the time the implant is inserted into the jawbone until you get the tooth.
 
However, in some cases, immediate loading may be done, which means that a temporary toothpick will be installed immediately after implant implantation to fill the gap in the mouth for now, but this is purely aesthetic aspect and you cannot Eat this tooth. After implant implantation it takes 6 to 12 weeks for the tissues around it to heal. During this time you should be very careful not to put pressure on the implant.
 

What are the postoperative conditions of implant implantation and tissue healing?

You should take painkillers after surgery. Non-prescription painkillers are sufficient to control the pain and discomfort of implant implant surgery. Your dentist will give you precise instructions on home care. Contact your dentist immediately if you notice abnormal bleeding, uncontrollable pain, or symptoms of severe infection.

How is implant tooth care?

After implant implantation you should take care of it like your normal teeth. This means brushing at least twice a day and flossing once. You should go to the dental checkup every six months to evaluate the condition of the implant and surrounding tissues as well as other natural teeth. Recent studies have shown that smoking can impair tissue healing and can increase implant complications. So if you smoke, you should quit before implanting.
 

Can a dental implant be bleached?

The most important thing to keep in mind for the beauty of the results of dental restorative treatments is that the dental implant and all dental restorations cannot be whitened and bleaching actually does not affect them. So if there is a chance of bleaching in the future, do it first to whiten your natural teeth and then implant to choose the color that matches the adjacent teeth.
 
Note that any tooth restoration, including implants and crowns, is chosen as adjacent teeth so that your teeth are beautiful and your smile so if your teeth are yellow or for any reason you are not satisfied with their color and need whitening treatments, more Make teeth whitening from any tooth repair

How long is a dental implant?

With proper dental care and regular dental checkups, dental implants are likely to last you a lifetime. There is usually no need to replace the implants themselves, but the life of the implant-based toothpick is estimated to be 10 to 15 years, which may be more or less depending on your oral hygiene and diet plan.

What are the stages of implant implantation?

First, a general examination is performed to check the patient's condition. The patient's medical and dental history will be obtained to ensure there is no problem preventing implant implantation. X-rays are taken of the teeth and jaws to determine the exact location of the underlying structures, such as the nerves, as well as the density and volume of the jawbone, and to determine the exact location of the implant.
 
Bone grafting should then be done to provide a solid base for implant support. Finally, the implant's base is inserted into the jawbone, and after several months of the jawbone being implanted, an alternative tooth implant is implanted.

How is implant implant surgery?

First, by using topical anesthesia, the mouth becomes numb so that the patient does not feel pain during treatment. Then, using a dental drill, a hole is fitted to the base of the implant in the jawbone. The implant base is inserted into the hole and a cap screw is inserted to close the implant hole.
 
The gum is then coated on the implant and sutured. After a few months of bone integration, again, the gingival incision is cut through a simple operation. After the dentist has access to the implant, he opens the cap and screws the healing abutment onto the implant. The type of abutment is selected based on the location of the tooth and the conditions of the adjacent teeth and jawbone.
 
After the gum is removed around the abutment and healed, the tooth is attached to the abutment. The bonding of the veneer to the abutment may be by screw or glue. In some cases, one-step surgery may be required to implant the implant. The difference with the method described is that in the first stage of implant implantation, the gum does not cover the implant so that there is no need to cut the gum for the next few months.
 

Is the implant treatment likely to fail?

Any medical treatment can be unsuccessful and dental implants are no exception, but implantation is one of the most successful treatments in the medical field, with over 98% probability of success.

What are the causes of implant failure?

In most cases, the causes of implant failure are under control and easily treatable. The most common causes of failure of implant therapy and, of course, the most preventable are infection and bone loss. Pre-implantitis is a type of infection that occurs in the tissues surrounding the implant and inside the gum and is usually the result of poor oral health. If left untreated, this can lead to bone loss and scratching and eventually tooth loss.
 

Laser dental implant implantation

The laser is very effective and low invasive, making it easier for the patient to have surgery. For example, the WaterLaser iPlus Biolysis laser beam with a fiber optic system attached to the device's handheld device hits the target tissue directly with fixed pulses. The sound of the device's pulses to the ears is like music and is much more pleasing to the patient than the vibration and vibration of a dental drill.

Laser is a safe and convenient alternative to traditional dental tools, allowing the surgeon to perform more complex and difficult tasks for the patient and minimize the risk of bleeding. Postoperative discomfort is also minimized and the risk of wound infection is reduced. Tissue healing is faster after laser therapy.