It is a method that can be applied to all people who do not have a general and serious systemic disease, or who are under control, and who do not have problems with oral clinical and radiographic examinations.
A dental implant is a small screw made of titanium. It replaces the root of a missing natural tooth and replaces the root of the tooth. The implant is placed in the upper or lower jaw bone and it is expected to boil to the bone, and then the missing tooth comes on this implant. Dental implants can be used instead of a single tooth, or they can be used to replace many missing teeth by making a bridge.
Who Can Have Implants?
It can be applied to all people who do not have a general and serious systemic disease, or who are under control, and who do not have any problems with oral clinical and radiographic examinations. What we mean by clinical examination; What is meant by radiographic examination is that the oral hygiene of the individual and the cavity to be implanted are sufficient; It means sufficient bone thickness vertically and horizontally.
Blood diseases
Severe diabetes
Bone diseases
Immune system disorders
No alcohol and cigarette users
Liver ailments
No problems to delay wound healing
Absence of habits such as clenching and grinding
Is Implant Application Difficult?
Dentistry is practiced at world standards in our country and all developed medical devices reach clinics at the same time. The devices produced in this context facilitate our work with the condition of “sticking to surgical procedures” as a priority for both our patients and us physicians.
Implants are very easy and painless treatment alternatives with successful results. The majority of patients who have undergone implant treatment stated that they would prefer to have an implant again.
What Does Under-Prosthetic Implant Mean?
implant-2 Anatomically, the posterior regions of our lower and upper jaws (molar area) are more risky than the front regions. There are mandibular canal in the lower jaw and maxillary sinuses in the upper jaw, and when the bone level above these anatomical formations decreases, these formations approach the mouth. Although sinus lifting operation in the upper jaw is a solution to this problem, changing the direction of the nerve tissue in the lower jaw through the bone is a much more complicated, difficult and difficult technique to apply.
In such cases, maximum stabilization of the prosthesis can be achieved by associating the implants with the prostheses placed in the front regions of the jaws of our patients, and a person who can remove the prosthesis with his tongue is brought to a level that cannot remove the prosthesis even by giving force with his hand.
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