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Dental implantation

Dental implants are considered the best method for replacing missing teeth. They are durable, aesthetic, and comfortable, making them the perfect replacement for natural teeth in the oral cavity. At our clinic, we provide implant treatments at the highest level!

A dental implant is a titanium screw-like structure designed to replace a tooth root. It is permanently implanted in the jawbone or the maxilla, and a crown, bridge, or denture is placed on it, depending on the number of missing teeth. Due to their structure, dental implants can function just like natural teeth. They enable biting and chewing of food by transferring forces to the jawbone and maxilla. They do not negatively affect speech. At the same time, they stimulate the bone tissue, preventing bone loss. The shape and color of the prosthetic restorations placed on implants can be customized to each patient to achieve an aesthetic smile. Additionally, they contribute to a youthful facial appearance by preventing cheek collapse. The numerous advantages make dental implants the best solution for replacing missing teeth!

Stages of Implant Treatment:

Implant Consultation During this stage, our implantologist performs diagnostics, including X-rays, computer tomography, and an assessment of the bone condition. The most suitable implant system is selected for the patient.
A treatment plan and cost estimate are also prepared at this stage.
Implant Placement The dental implant is surgically placed into the bone at the site of the missing tooth. After implantation, the incision in the gum is sutured, and the tissues are allowed to heal for a period of 3-6 months. This is when the process of osseointegration occurs, which involves the integration of the implant with the bone. Temporary prostheses can be used to improve smile aesthetics. In cases of bone loss, reconstructive procedures for bone restoration are performed beneath the implant.
Prosthetic Restoration on Implants The implant is uncovered, and an abutment and dental prosthesis are placed on it. Depending on the size of the tooth gap, crowns, bridges, or dentures are used. These restorations are prepared by a prosthodontist to ensure they match the remaining teeth in the arch and achieve an attractive smile.
Follow-up Visits After dental implant placement, regular check-up visits every 6 months are recommended to allow the dentist to monitor the treatment’s effectiveness.

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FAQ

01
Who can have dental implants?
Dental implants can be applied to almost anyone without contraindications to implant treatment.
The main contraindications for implants include:
- Untreated oral diseases
- Teeth grinding (bruxism)
- Young age
- Pregnancy
- Unstable diabetes
- Advanced osteoporosis
- Bleeding disorders
- Epilepsy
- Cancer
02
Is implant placement a painful procedure?

The surgical procedure for implant placement is painless as it is performed under local anesthesia.
03
How long does the implantation procedure take?

The implantation procedure in a dental clinic usually takes between 30 minutes to 1 hour.
04
What options are available for patients without teeth?

Patients with complete edentulism (total tooth loss) can also benefit from implant treatment. Methods such as All-on-4 or All-on-6 are used, involving the placement of 4 or 6 implants in the dental arch. Complete dentures are then attached to the implants, allowing the patient to regain a natural smile.
05
Will restored teeth look different from natural teeth?

No, the used crowns, bridges, and dentures are customized to match the patient’s remaining teeth, resulting in a natural-looking smile.
06
How should one care for the dental implant after placement?
After dental implant placement, it is important to follow postoperative instructions:
- Avoid eating for 2 hours after the procedure.
- Avoid hot, spicy foods, and carbonated beverages for 2 days after the procedure.
- Do not rinse the mouth with mouthwash for 24 hours after the procedure.
- Avoid smoking and consuming alcohol for 1 week after the procedure.
- Refrain from sports activities, bending, and lifting heavy objects for 1 week.
- Avoid irritating the implant site, such as by resting the head on it, sleeping on the side where the implant is located, biting and chewing hard foods on the side of the implant.
- Clean the teeth and oral cavity around the implant gently using soft-bristled brushes.
- Refrain from swimming and using saunas until swelling subsides.
07
Can implants fully replace natural teeth?

Yes, dental implants can fully replace teeth, even in cases of complete edentulism. They function exactly like natural teeth, providing high comfort and aesthetic results.
08
What complications can occur after the procedure?
The following side effects may occur after dental implant placement:
- Discomfort and foreign body sensation in the oral cavity
- Pain
- Tenderness and sensitivity
- Tissue swelling
- Discoloration of tissues
If symptoms such as fever, continuous bleeding or discharge, severe tooth and throat pain, enlarged lymph nodes, or delayed wound healing occur, it is important to seek immediate dental care.
09
What is the lifespan of implants?

Implants are durable, but the longevity of the treatment results depends on proper implant placement, appropriate follow-up care, and good oral hygiene. In cases of underlying bone issues, reconstructive procedures may be necessary.
10
Is oral hygiene important while having implants?

Yes, implants should be cared for just like natural teeth. It is recommended to brush teeth at least twice a day, use dental floss, and mouthwash for oral hygiene.