Implant Treatments

Who can apply implant treatment?

Success rate is high when applied to people who have good general health status, healthy gingival and jaw bone with sufficient bone to support implants. In some cases, there may not be sufficient amount of bone for implant placement. Implants are implanted by applying different advanced treatments to people with high bone loss.

How should the implant be applied?

Implant application is usually performed in two stages. For a standard implant that does not require further surgery, the gingiva is removed after the anesthesia of the area to be localized is provided to the area to be implanted. The implant is inserted into the bone according to the bone height and thickness. In the second stage, after waiting for the implant to integrate with the bone, the closed implant is opened and the prosthesis process is started.

Who is not implanted?

Head and neck radiotherapy. Young individuals who have not completed bone growth and development. Smokers. Diabetes, high blood pressure, hemophilia, patients with autoimmune diseases, bisphosphenate users, corticostonoid areas, immunosuppressive drugs, doctors can consult with their doctors.

What are the implants made of?

The implant is made of titanium and its alloys. Not affected by oral fluids. Resistant to intraoral forces.

When should your prosthesis be made after implant placement?

After implant placement, osteointegration is required for bone healing from 1 to 6 months depending on bone quality, patient age, and ”page 6”. Nowadays, with the development of implant surface properties, if the implant is placed into the bone with sufficient force, temporary prostheses that do not function and in some cases are functional can be made. Your doctor will tell you the correct timing.

Do I feel pain during implant surgery?

Local anesthesia during tooth extraction is sufficient for painless intervention. In some cases, sedation or general anesthesia may be required. Most of the time you don't have to. Implants are not even felt after the procedure

Is implant surgery dangerous?

Are there any places to be afraid of? As with any surgical procedure, there are minor risks in implant surgery. Your dentist will advise you. Everything will be done as it should.

Factors Affecting Implant Success

The success rate of implant treatments performed under sterile and modern conditions reaches up to 95%. With good bit oral care, the implant can be used for life.

Why should I have an implant?

The main advantage is that no other teeth need to be treated and the jaw bone is lost after tooth extraction. The implant prevents bone loss by keeping it around the bone tissue.

What are the types of implant supported prosthesis?

By evaluating factors such as implant number and location, surrounding soft tissue and lip support, fixed implant prostheses, implant implant mobility prostheses or hybrid implant prostheses are applied.