Dental Implant at OZDEMIR DENTAL CENTER

A dental implant application is an application that will be made individually for you after a correct diagnosis that you will have in reliable dental clinics and a treatment planning to be agreed with your dentist.

Dental implant treatment is a process of surgically placing screw-shaped titanium parts in the jawbone. Since it is a serious and gradual process, the jawbone and gingiva must be carefully examined by the dentist before the operation. The oral and dental structure of the patient plays a decisive role in this treatment. In cases where patients have sensitive gums, a more detailed and different application may require.

Before planning a dental implant treatment, the patient’s chin x-ray films should be taken. Then, the height, width and bone density of the jawbone are evaluated in detail through the 3D dental tomography, and subsequently, it is decided what kind of treatment should be done. For the success of dental implant treatment, it is important to implement all the pre-treatment steps with care and due diligence.

The gingiva, which forms the soft tissue in the mouth, plays an important role in the success of dental implant treatment. In patients with healthy gums, dental implant treatment is easy and the success rate is higher. Gingiva differs from patient to patient in terms of thickness and form. If the dental specialist makes the treatment planning by considering the gingival form and thickness of the patient, the treatment will result in a high rate of success.

Dental implants are the healthiest treatment method for people who have problems due to lack of teeth and whose life comfort has decreased considerably. After the treatment, people regain their former comfort. Eating safely, laughing and talking as desired allow the patients to recover their lost self-confidence and discomfort in a short time. In a dental implant treatment, screws are first placed in the jawbone. These screws create artificial tooth roots for new teeth to be placed in order to replace your missing teeth. When dental implants are surgically placed in your jawbone, they fuse with your natural bone. After this fusion is achieved, your crowns are designed to support one or more artificial teeth. Connectors (dental abutments) are placed over your implants to hold and support the crowns. Crowns are individually produced for your mouth to adapt to your natural teeth and restore your old comfort.