A dental implant is the alternative to routine reconstructions such as the fixed bridge or removable denture. A dental implant is a man-made substitute for the root of a natural tooth. It is the foundation for reconstruction.
The Osseo integrated approach using TITANIUM* implants ensure a firm and lasting bond with bone and provides a strong foundation to support the replacement of teeth over many years, possibly even a lifetime.
Titanium has the unique property of fusing with bone tissue through a process of integration, and therefore becomes like part of the body in the process. This gives the dental implant its extreme strength of attachment.
Depending on the technology used, implants at Jaident are categorized into 2 types, based on the condition of the site of placement of implant:
The procedure of placing implants will depend on the implant that you need and the condition of your jawbone. You may have to undergo certain dental procedures to prepare your jawbone to heal properly around the implant.
Our dentist will first do a comprehensive clinical examination to determine your jaw bone condition and the best dental implant procedure. This involves X rays, medical history, blood reports and radiographic evaluation including radiographs and CBCT records of desired areas. And depending on your condition, you may ask to take antibiotics before the procedure to avoid infection.
In case if you have a remaining tooth that needs replacing, it will be removed before the dental implant procedure.
Using intraoral scan data and cbct data, our implantologist analyses and positions the implant in the best position digitally. Then a guide is designed and 3d printed for guided implant surgery.
The implant is inserted into your jawbone. Your jawbone needs to be very strong to protect the implant as there is a lot of pressure when you chew or eat. After the implant is added to your jawbone, it will begin to grow around the implant and later the implant becomes a part of your natural gum line.
Once your implant is stable, our dentist will place an abutment on the top of the implant. This will connect the implant with the crown. It needs to be tightened well so it stays in place when you eat.
Once the gums are healed our dentist will make an artificial tooth or crown and will add it to the abutment to give you a naturally looking tooth.
