Dental implant applications are the process of inserting titanium screws into the jawbone that have been developed to mimic the root of the tooth in order to fill the gaps caused by tooth loss. Implants that replace the tooth root in an empty area allow you to plan fixed prosthetic treatments without the need to perform operations on dental tissues adjacent to the area.
If necessary, it acts as a support to ensure that the movable prostheses can be used more comfortably, which greatly eliminates the stabilization problem, which is the most important disadvantage of the movable prosthesis. Although implant application can be performed at any age after the development of the jaw bones is completed, it is important to plan implant treatment as soon as possible after tooth loss. In the absence of long-term treatment in the region, problems such as melting of the jawbone, toppling of neighboring teeth, or lengthening of the teeth located in the opposite jaw may occur, which may be an obstacle to providing ideal implant treatment in the advanced stages.
What are the Advantages of Dental Implant Implementation?
Dental implant implementations allow prosthetics to be performed on the corresponding area without the need for additional operation on the teeth adjacent to the cavity area. In this way, it prevents the loss of intact tooth tissue in cases where neighboring teeth are healthy. Due to the fact that it eliminates the need to get support from the teeth, the gap allows you to make a fixed prosthesis in the area even in cases where there are no neighboring teeth that can provide adequate support for the prosthesis around the area. Due to the fact that it binds to bone tissue and acts as a root, it is effective in preventing bone loss that may be observed due to tooth deficiency in the area where it is applied, if routine oral care is taken.
Due to the fact that it can highly imitate the natural tooth form, it creates a natural and aesthetic appearance in cases where there is a sufficient amount of surrounding tissues. In cases where the tissue support of movable prostheses is insufficient, it provides sufficient support to the prosthesis, allowing the prosthesis to be used comfortably.
How does the treatment process progress in dental implant implementations?
During the first examination session, detailed clinical and radiological controls are provided and the suitability of the area planned to be treated for implant treatment is evaluated. If it is determined that implant treatment can be performed in a healthy way, the size of the forces that will come to the prosthesis to be performed, the needs and expectation of the patient are taken into account. Depending on all this, the type of prosthesis to be made, its material and general design features are planned.
In order for the prosthesis planned for the region to be made, the implant properties must be determined in detail. For this operation, three-dimensional radiographic images are used. As a result of these measurements, the length, diameter of the implants and the location where they will be placed are determined in detail.
The duration of treatment in dental implant application may vary depending on the patient’s general health status, the general condition of the oral cavity, and the treatment the patient needs. If there are no obstacles to provide an ideal treatment, it is possible to switch to the prosthesis stage on the same day as implant application. The most important factor in ensuring these conditions is the volume and quality of the bone located in the area where the implant will be placed. It should be remembered that additional surgical procedures might be needed before or simultaneously with the implant application, in cases where there are no appropriate conditions for the implementation of the implant or it is not possible to create a natural and aesthetic appearance with the current state of the tissues.
During the treatment session, dental implant application is performed painlessly in combination with local anesthesia. At the treatment stage, a slot is created on the jawbone in accordance with the size and location characteristics of the implant, which is planned to be applied after anesthesia. After the opening of the slot, the implant is placed in this area and the area where the treatment is performed is closed by suturing. A control appointment is scheduled for an average of a week after the procedure, and stitches in the area are taken at the same time as this appointment. If there is no factor that may interfere with the stability of the implant after application, temporary prostheses are applied to eliminate the aesthetic problem caused by tooth deficiency.
The process of placing permanent prostheses on the implant should be performed after the process of fusion of implants with bone is completed. This process takes an average of three months in the upper jaw and is completed in about two months in the lower jaw. In cases where additional surgical procedures are required together with the implant application, the period may be extended up to six months. If this time is not expected for the application of permanent prostheses, the loads that will come on the implant at an early stage reduce the durability of the implant, which can prevent the longevity of the treatment. Therefore, it is quite important to pay attention to the waiting process.
With the completion of the treatment, it is easy to return to daily routines without losing comfort. Depending on the fact that the treatment is a surgical procedure, the formation of minimal pain and edema is a normal process. However, these effects can be eliminated in a short time by applying cold compresses within the first 24 hours and using the medications prescribed by the dentist by paying attention to the application recommendations.
What do dental implant treatment fees depend on?
Depending on the brand to be preferred in dental implant applications, treatment fees may vary. Depending on various parameters such as the condition of the jaw bones, the planned treatment period, the type of prosthesis to be made or the area where the prosthesis will be located; the characteristics of the implant that should be used for treatment and the auxiliary systems that will be used to connect the prosthesis to the implant may differ from each other. According to these variables, there can be differences between treatment fees. Depending on the length of the gap in the area where the prosthesis is planned to be prepared and the quality of the bone tissue in which the implants can be placed in the area, the number of implants that must be applied in the treatment may vary from person to person.
The number of implants to be applied is also an important parameter in determining the treatment fee. The choice of the prosthetic material to be applied on the implant is effective in determining the durability and aesthetic properties and is therefore of great importance. Depending on the differences in the preferred material for prosthetic application, the treatment fee may also vary.
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