implant

What is an implant?
Dental implants have sterile titanium cylinders with special coatings that actually replace the natural and lost root of the tooth as an artificial root, and it is possible to place different types of veneers and dentures on them.
Depending on your circumstances and needs, dental implants can replace one or more missing teeth without affecting the surrounding teeth.
These implants also strengthen the jawbone and prevent bone resorption, and in most cases eliminate the need for removable prostheses (dentures) or parasitic prostheses (removable plaque) forever.

In general, implant treatment consists of 2 main stages of surgery and surgery:

Surgical stage:
In the implant removal stage, the jaw is implanted and the gums are sutured. Therefore, no implant is seen inside the mouth after surgery. In this case, the implant is located inside the bone and under the gums so that it is not subjected to any kind of pressure. However, depending on the implant system used, the length of the toothless area and bone density is between 6 hours and 6 months after prosthetic surgery Implant rock begins. A removable or fixed temporary prosthesis is usually used to maintain the patient's appearance if needed.
In some cases, especially the anterior teeth of the maxilla, the implants are immediately pressed so that immediately after implant placement in the jawbone, a temporary plastic (acrylic) veneer with tooth color is placed on the implant. However, because the implant has not yet been attached to the bone and the bone has not been repaired, this veneer is made to provide temporary beauty to the patient and more beautiful repair of the gums and does not tolerate the pressure of chewing.