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Tooth deficiencies are a very important problem that negatively affects a person’s life both in terms of health and aesthetics. In people living with these deficiencies, many problems such as serious digestive system problems, avoidance of smiling, and alienation from social life may occur over time. However, much healthier and more comfortable life is possible with the correct compensation of tooth deficiencies.
Many years ago, only traditional tooth and jaw prostheses were applied to eliminate tooth deficiencies. These prostheses are fixed bridge prostheses in which healthy teeth are cut and reduced depending on the number of missing teeth, or removable prostheses where it is very difficult for the patient to reach sufficient comfort.
Especially in people using removable dentures, the melting of the jaw bones over time due to the force they are exposed to can make it impossible for the person to chew properly. Prostheses that cannot find sufficient support can play in the mouth in every movement and cause various problems during speech.
In fixed prostheses, even in the absence of a single tooth, cutting the healthy teeth to get support from the two adjacent teeth causes discomfort. With the development of biocompatible dental implants that are compatible with body tissues and harmless to human health, it has become possible to eliminate tooth deficiencies in a much healthier and more comfortable way.
Implant applications meet the load of the dental prosthesis it carries by taking support from the jawbone like a real tooth root, creating much more natural and healthy chewing, speaking, and appearance. For this reason, dental implants are the most accurate treatment for missing teeth.
Turquoisedent serves you in all its branches and with its qualified expert staff, in the light of the latest technology, for the healthiest and most comfortable solution to your tooth deficiencies.
Sometimes dental implants are planned for one or a few missing teeth and sometimes for an entire edentulous mouth. Implants can be applied for the use of a completely fixed prosthesis as well as to facilitate the use of removable prostheses.
The general health of the patient also plays an important role in implant planning. Although it is a simpler surgical procedure than it is thought, the general health of the patient must be in place for implant procedures. In cases of heart, blood pressure, diabetes, and some blood diseases or the use of certain drugs that affect bone formation and healing, implant surgeries can only be performed with the help of specialist doctors and with special precautions.
In addition, bone development is expected to be completed for dental implant applications in young individuals where bone development continues.
Implant treatments are not recommended for people who have received radiotherapy from the head and neck region, since bone healing will be difficult.
Excessive smoking is also an obstacle to implant treatment due to its negative effect on healing. For a successful treatment outcome, it is recommended that the patient quit smoking first.
What should be done before implantation?
What is bone graft (bone powder) and when is it used?
Sometimes, due to various reasons, the jawbones to which the implant will be applied may not be of sufficient height and quality. In these cases, before implant surgery or in the same session, jawbone lifting and feeding practices called “grafting” are applied.
Especially in the upper jaw, sometimes sinus sagging is accompanied by bone loss, and there is not enough bone in the area to be implanted. In this case, a special grafting operation called “sinus lifting” is performed and bone grafts known as “bone powder” are applied to the area.
In general, bone grafts are obtained from cattle and are used in powder form. However, in some cases where bone loss is too much, parts taken from the person’s bones, called “autogenous grafts”, need to be transplanted to the implanted areas. Although this situation is rare, it should be noted that autogenous grafts are used especially in patients who have been using removable full dentures for many years and in cases of severe bone loss as a result of an accident or disease.
After graft applications, sometimes the implant is applied immediately, in some cases, bone healing is expected for 3-6 months and then the implants are placed in the bone.
How long does implant treatment take and how is it done?
Is Implant Safe?
As Turquoisedent, we issue a lifetime warranty certificate to our implants in all our branches.
What is the recovery period after implantation?
Oral hygiene should be given great importance after implantation. In addition to brushing the existing teeth, medicines and mouthwashes recommended by your doctor should be used completely to prevent any infection.
It is considered normal to have mild bleeding after the application, but it is necessary not to rinse the mouth and not to remove the blood clots formed in the application area.
In the first days, liquid and warm foods should be consumed. Our patients are strongly advised not to smoke during this period, as it will impair the healing process.
If a resorbable suture material is not used, the sutures are removed after 7-10 days.
Recovery time after the implant is usually 4-6 months. At the end of this period, the prosthesis on the implant is completed and the patient gets his new teeth. Until this time, special temporary prostheses are made to prevent the patient from being toothless during the recovery period. While making these temporary prostheses, care is taken not to apply force to the bone and not to have a structure that would impair healing.
Rarely, it is not necessary to wait for this period, and the prosthesis that will be placed on it is made at the same time as the implant application.
It is important to follow up on the implants with periodic controls.
Turquoisedent; In all its branches, it serves you with its expert staff in implant treatments and its equipment by using the latest technology.