Especially in patients who want smile aesthetics, the upper lip positions of the patient while sleeping, laughing and performing facial expression activities are very important in determining the desired cosmetic results of the implant.
First of all, with the implant, the patient is clinically examined meticulously and the patient is evaluated in many aspects. At this point, the experience of the physician who will perform the implant operation is very important. Despite the scientific advantages of many advanced radiological examinations today, clinical examination is very important in determining the feasibility of implant application.
In clinical examination:
- crest and occlusal relations in the opposite arch
- vertical dimension and interjaw space
- desired for implant placement arch height
- alveolar crest structure, contour and width identified by bimanual palpation
- volume and condition of remaining bone
- type of remaining bone
- bone It is very important to check the condition in terms of location
- the condition of the mucosa
- the condition of the mental foramen
- whether there are bone growths such as torus and review the general health status of the patient.
Correct implant placement is an important issue that is the responsibility of the surgical operation. The osseointegration method, performed in a clean and aseptic operating area, is based on a tissue examination with care taken to minimize tissue damage. In addition to the work of the surgeon in charge, the restorative dentist will design the final appearance of the prosthesis, addressing any potential problems and limitations that would compromise acceptable aesthetic results. The anterior region of the upper jaw is the most critical region. Because regional soft tissue and bone morphology can affect the final appearance and profile of the prosthesis. Studies emphasize that great importance should be given to the labial palate contour in the upper jaw. Labial palate loss resulting from trauma and tooth extraction may affect ideal implant placement, contour and symmetry problems. Residual crest contour defects involving soft tissue, residual bone, alveoli; using various methods such as mucosa, bone or alloplastic material. It can be corrected by using.
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