I lost one of my teeth, and I am afraid to get a dental implant.
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It is completely normal to have doubts and fear in the face of situations that we are not aware of, or that we relate to a traumatic experience (loss of teeth), however, we will tell you about the procedures and benefits of dental implantology treatments.
A dental implant is a prosthesis that is designed to replace the root of an absent or lost tooth, this is achieved through a delicate and atraumatic surgery, once the implant has healed (osseointegration process) that lasts between 3 to 6 months depending on the case, at that time the clinician must verify the optimal state of the implant by means of an X-ray and thus be able to make the crown corresponding to the lost tooth.
But, how can I know if I am suitable to have an implant placed?
The first thing we must evaluate is their general health status, patients with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension or osteopenia and uncontrolled osteoporosis, are the most affected with respect to the option of implants, however, after an assessment and medication control of these diseases and after the new assessment, there will no longer be any impediment to treatment with implants. A CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) type tomography study is necessary. In this study, the clinician allows us to evaluate the type of recipient bone, the dimensions of the implant and program and plan the three-dimensional position of the implant and the design of its future final crown.
Dental prosthesis treatments that are retained and supported on dental implants are the best restorative option that modern dentistry currently offers us to restore all the functions that a tooth normally performs in the mouth, consult our specialists and smile without fear.
I lost one of my teeth, and I am afraid to get a dental implant.
Web News
It is completely normal to have doubts and fear in the face of situations that we are not aware of, or that we relate to a traumatic experience (loss of teeth), however, we will tell you about the procedures and benefits of dental implantology treatments.
A dental implant is a prosthesis that is designed to replace the root of an absent or lost tooth, this is achieved through a delicate and atraumatic surgery, once the implant has healed (osseointegration process) that lasts between 3 to 6 months depending on the case, at that time the clinician must verify the optimal state of the implant by means of an X-ray and thus be able to make the crown corresponding to the lost tooth.
But, how can I know if I am suitable to have an implant placed?
The first thing we must evaluate is their general health status, patients with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension or osteopenia and uncontrolled osteoporosis, are the most affected with respect to the option of implants, however, after an assessment and medication control of these diseases and after the new assessment, there will no longer be any impediment to treatment with implants. A CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) type tomography study is necessary. In this study, the clinician allows us to evaluate the type of recipient bone, the dimensions of the implant and program and plan the three-dimensional position of the implant and the design of its future final crown.
Dental prosthesis treatments that are retained and supported on dental implants are the best restorative option that modern dentistry currently offers us to restore all the functions that a tooth normally performs in the mouth, consult our specialists and smile without fear.
