Implant surgery
Orthodontic
November 14, 2019
Implant surgery One Surgery Replaces missing teeth. Implant surgery is usually the first step in implant treatment in which the patient undergoes surgery to place the implant in the jawbone. Basic dental implants Titanium They are bonded to the jawbone. Implant fixtures are the first part of an implant to be implanted in the jawbone, and the dental veneer is added at the right time so that it can look and function like a natural tooth
Post-implant surgery care
After implant surgery usually Especially in cases where you have had a bone graft or sinus lift surgery, it is perfectly normal to have a slight swelling at the surgical site and there is nothing to worry about. After a few days, the swelling goes away with the use of prescribed medications.
In the early hours after surgery implant Keep the position cool Up to 24 hours It can help reduce swelling and complications of surgery, use a cold compress
In the 40 hours after implant surgery, rest as much as you can and avoid strenuous physical activity that raises blood pressure.
Implant surgery is performed in one or two stages, depending on the condition of the bone and gums in the patient's dental area. Surgery begins with anesthesia injection. The surgeon first makes a small incision in the gum and opens a hole in the bone using a special milling machine to shape the implant site.
In one-step surgery, the implant is inserted into the bone, and then a screw called healing is placed on the implant, which is visible outside the bone. This screw is removed from the implant after a period of 2 months after the implant is attached to the bone and is replaced with a permanent piece called an "abutment", which acts as a link between your implant and the cover that is later placed on it.
In two-stage surgery, about 2 months after surgery, the surgeon closes the healing page through a small incision in the gums and again waits for about 2 weeks to a month for the gums to be fully formed, after which the patient is molded and made by a prosthetist. Refers to.
Preparing teeth for implants
About 2 to 3 months after surgery, when the gums are fully formed and healed, the implant is ready to be molded and crowned. At this point, the surgeon will refer you to a dentist or prosthetist. After molding, your mold is regularly sent to the lab for special corrections and formulations, and in the meantime, you also visit the clinic several times to have the veneer inside your mouth checked and tested.
Installing crowns and bridges on implants
When the crown and denture are ready, the dentist performs his or her examinations and evaluations such as the shape of the gingiva, the shape and appearance of the veneer, the placement of the lateral teeth, and the surface of the upper and lower teeth for the jaw connection. And checks the connection of the chewing surface to make sure they work properly when eating. Finally, the dental veneer is temporarily glued to your implant so that your surgeon can easily remove the veneer whenever he or she notices signs and inflammation around the implant and take steps to correct the problem.
