The quality of Dental Implants in India and what is being provided at Dental Sharda Dental is at par with the global standards.
Dental
implants are used to replace teeth loss due to various
factors like teeth rots. They are the next best thing to
natural teeth. Dental implants are natural-looking
replacements for missing teeth and also provide the same
function as your natural tooth root .Implants provide a
strong foundation for teeth that are made to replace
your natural teeth. The adverse effects of missing teeth
can be detrimental to your long term oral and medical
health. If you are missing a single tooth or teeth,
dental implants are the best way to replace them. Dental
Implants can be used to replace both single and multiple
teeth.
A dental implant is a small "anchor" made of titanium that is inserted into the jawbone to take the place of your missing tooth root. After osseointegration (when the surrounding bone has healed to the implant), a replacement tooth is secured to the top of the implant. This new tooth looks, feels and performs similar to your natural teeth.
What are the benefits?
Choosing dental implants as a treatment option can offer you a number of significant advantages.
What
is involved in the implant procedure?
The dental implant process involves several steps that take place over a time period.
Pre-treatment consultation: After a careful evaluation of your dental and medical health history, your practitioner will determine if you are a good candidate for dental implants. If you are, you will then have thorough consultations with surgical and prosthetic specialists before your treatment begins.
Initial implant placement: Your practitioner places the dental implant into your jaw while you are under either local or general anesthesia. Over the next several months, bone will heal to the surface of the implant, anchoring it into position. Depending on your particular case, an additional minor procedure creates an opening through which your artificial tooth will emerge.
Implant prosthetic attachment: During this phase, your practitioner painlessly attaches a prosthetic "post" to the implant. An impression will be taken, and soon after, an artificial replacement tooth will be created for a natural restoration.
Proper maintenance: Your dental practitioner will guide you on the proper care and maintenance of your new implants before, during and after the procedure. By following a regular routine of careful oral hygiene and regular checkups, your implants will look, function and feel great for many years to come.
There are three types of implants, and they can be described according to their shape and how they are attached to the jaw. They are:
TRANSOSTEAL
"through the bone" implants. These implants are either a
metal pin or a U-shaped frame that passes through the
jawbone and the gum tissue, into the mouth. Transosseous
implants originally were designed to be used in people
who had very little bone in their lower jaws and who had
no bottom teeth. However, they are rarely used today
because placing them requires extensive surgery, general
anesthesia and hospitalization. Also, their use is
limited to the lower jaw. Placing transosseous implants
involves inserting two metal rods from below the chin,
through the chin bone, until they are exposed inside the
mouth. The rods that can be seen inside the mouth are
used to attach a denture.
Most clinicians today prefer to use bone grafts and one of the other endosseous implant methods described earlier instead of the transosseous method because they are equally effective and do not require the level of surgery needed when placing transosseous implants.
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