Dental Implant
Dental ImplantIn today's dentistry, it is the most commonly applied treatment method for the removal of existing teeth or tooth deficiencies. It imitates the roots of natural teeth by replacing the lost teeth and is a highly successful treatment method. They are the most up-to-date approaches in many applications, from a single missing tooth to the treatment of total tooth loss.
The implants applied into the jawbone can remain in the mouth for many years with the appropriate prosthesis and regular oral hygiene.
With the effectiveness of local anesthesia during the application, pain is not felt in any case.
DENTAL IMPLANT PROSTHESES
The number of dental implants that mimic tooth roots varies according to the condition of the existing jaw bone, the amount of tooth deficiency and the existing jaw anatomy. After the implant application, the treatment is finalized by making appropriate prostheses on the implants.
Dental implant-retained prostheses can be classified as implant-retained fixed prostheses or implant-supported removable prostheses.
Dental implant-retained fixed prostheses are prosthetic approaches that are made on existing implants and cannot be inserted and removed by the patient, only by the physician. Depending on the location and number of implants, the appropriate type is selected and applied on the implants.
Removable prostheses on dental implants are applied with the support of existing implants, which are much more stable and comfortable than implant-supported removable prostheses that can be inserted and removed by the patient.