Dental implant is an artificial tooth root inserted into the jawbone. These implants are typically made of titanium and fuse with the jawbone after placement, creating a strong and durable foundation.
How is the Implant Procedure Done?
1. Examination and Planning: The dentist evaluates the suitability for the implant by examining the patient's oral and jaw structure. Necessary X-ray images are taken, and a plan is created to determine the position of the implant.
2. Surgical Stage: The placement of the implant is a surgical procedure. After local anesthesia is applied, the dentist makes a small incision in the jawbone and directly places the implant into the bone.
3. Healing Process: A healing process lasting a few months is necessary for the implant to fuse with the jawbone. During this period, the implant integrates with the bone and strengthens.
4. Prosthesis Application: After the healing is complete, the dentist places the prosthesis (porcelain tooth) onto the implant. This ensures that the implant becomes aesthetically and functionally compatible with other teeth.
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