Implant
Implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. This procedure is a dental treatment used to restore the function, aesthetics, and jaw structure of the teeth.
Implants are considered the closest solution to natural teeth and play a significant role in dental aesthetics. However, they may not be suitable for every patient, and the success rate of each implant can vary depending on the patient’s condition.
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Types of Implant Procedures
Single Tooth Implant: An implant used to replace a single missing tooth. This implant is supported by a crown or a cap that replaces the individual tooth.
Multiple Teeth Implant: An implant used to replace several consecutive missing teeth. A bridge or a denture can be placed between two implants.
Full Arch Implant: An implant used in cases where all upper or lower teeth are missing. A prosthesis is attached to several implants placed in the jawbone.
These information reflect the general process. However, the process can be different for each patient, and the stages can vary depending on the doctor’s evaluation and the patient’s needs.
