Implant Treatment

Implant treatment is an indispensable part of dental treatment methods used in dentistry, which has benefited from the developing technology in recent years. Implants are screws used in the treatment of missing teeth and made of titanium and placed inside the jawbone. A long-lasting dental prosthesis is placed on these screws. In implant treatment, it does not harm the neighboring teeth as there is no need to cut them. Thanks to the artificial tooth root created, you can easily eat, talk and laugh.

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Since implant application is a surgical procedure, it is a point to be considered in terms of minimizing the problems that may occur after the treatment. With implant treatment, fixed prostheses are applied to patients who do not have enough support teeth and use removable prostheses. The missing tooth is completed without cutting any of the adjacent teeth. Prosthesis adhesion can be increased by placing implants and connecting them to the prosthesis in patients who do not retain the prosthesis due to bone deficiency despite using a removable prosthesis.

Implant treatment can be applied to people who have completed the age of 18 and whose jaw development has been completed. If the person’s health status and jaw structure are suitable for treatment, there is no certain upper age limit. Implant treatment is not preferred only for young people whose bone development is not complete.

Before the treatment, the person’s chin x-ray is taken and it is examined whether the chin structure is suitable for implant treatment. There are also certain criteria for people with certain diseases. Implant treatment can be applied if the person with osteoporosis receives the necessary treatment, if the disease is regulated before the treatment for those with diabetes, and if those who use blood thinners stop taking the drug before the treatment.

It is very important to perform a detailed examination before starting the implant treatment. The first examination of the implant treatment, which will be performed by a specialist dentist or assistant, is made for diagnosis, planning of the treatment, and defining the preparations required for the treatment. As a result of this examination, what kind of treatment the person will take, the difficulty and risks of the case are investigated and examined. After the implant treatment, how the person will have the implant and how the prosthesis will look will be determined in the first examination.

In the first examination to be made, first of all, intraoral control is made and it is understood at this point how much the person attaches to oral care. Therefore, necessary oral care should be performed to avoid problems in implant treatment. Another point of attention is the closure of the jaw. In some cases, chin treatment may be needed. The movements of the jaw are examined and research is done to see if it will pose a problem in the treatment. The findings obtained in the radiological examination are examined and it is examined whether there is enough bone. Finally, the patient’s health status is examined in general, and as a result of the first examination, it is decided whether there will be implant treatment or not.