- WHAT IS A DENTAL IMPLANT?
Implants are artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone to restore the function and aesthetics of missing teeth.
<Implant is a durable, comfortable and reliable application. Dentures made on implants create the most natural structure while replacing real teeth. During the process of replacing missing teeth, healthy teeth are left untouched. It is much longer lasting than all dentures. Normally, the effects of tooth loss will be psychological as well as physiological. Implant, as a special application that replaces natural teeth, offers the definitive and healthiest solution to all kinds of problems caused by tooth loss.
- CAN IMPLANT BE APPLIED AT ANY AGE?
Yes. However, bone development needs to be completed in young people. This occurs until the age of 16-17 in girls and 18 in boys.
There is no upper age limit for adults. It can be applied to people of all ages with suitable general health conditions. Older people need dental implants more because they lose more teeth and there is melting in their jaw bones.
- STAGES OF IMPLANT
Implant. Its construction consists of two stages. The first is the surgical stage. The implant substructure is placed in the jawbone. There is then a waiting period of 2 to 6 weeks. During this period, bone formation occurs between the bone and the implant. It takes about a week to build the superstructure.
- IMPLANT CARE
Oral care should be done completely and without neglect. This care is also necessary for our own teeth. It should continue the same way after implant construction. If adequate cleaning is not done, we may lose our implants in the same way we lose our own teeth. The first symptoms begin with redness, swelling, bleeding and itching in the gums, leading to bone destruction and loss of the implant. As a person who has already decided to have an implant, you have the necessary awareness. We are sure that you will have a problem-free implant patient.
- WHO CANNOT USE IMPLANTS
Under control Non-diabetic patients, those with blood clotting disorders, those who have received cortisone treatment for a long time and those who still continue to receive it cannot have implants. In previous years, those with large bone losses could not have implants, but today they can be made suitable with bone grafts and implants can be applied.
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