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Dental solutions to restore a missing tooth by implanting a single tooth are very popular today. The crown is connected to the Implant post that is implanted into the jawbone, acting as the tooth root. Single tooth implants provide long-term aesthetic and functional solutions to solve the problem of missing or damaged teeth.
A dental implant can take several months to restore a complete, durable, and aesthetically pleasing replacement tooth. Here's a complete procedure summary to help you prepare.
Our dentist will discuss the possibility of dental implants for you. We will examine your teeth, discuss your dental history, and take 3D X-rays and impressions. Your overall health, gum health, and bone density will also be assessed.
Once we have all the information, we will create a treatment plan for you. This plan details and schedules your transplant treatment.
Before implant placement, it may be necessary to remove the tooth that has become useless. Tooth extraction can be done immediately during implant placement or extraction before and implant placement 2 months after tooth extraction.
Sometimes bone grafting may also be necessary. If there is not enough bone in the jaw, bone grafting can help increase the volume of bone that will be the foundation for the implant. Bone grafting involves adding bone from another part of the body or artificial bone to your jawbone. The graft will fuse with the bone over 4-6 months to support the implant.
Depending on the amount of bone grafting, the doctor will decide to graft the bone right during the implant placement or perform the bone grafting first and wait until the bone integrates well before placing the implant. The implant will be implanted into the jawbone at the location of the missing tooth. Bone cells will grow around the implant during the healing process. The patient will return for a check-up and have the stitches removed 10 days after the implant placement.
After 4-6 months, the fully healed implant will be exposed to connect with the abutment and crown. After the crown is attached, we will instruct you on how to care for your implant. Regular check-ups are required to maintain good oral health and implant placement.
A single tooth implant is an ideal solution for tooth loss due to decay, disease or injury. It enhances the function and appearance of your teeth. Consult with us at Sakura Dental to determine if dental implant surgery is right for you. With our knowledge, experience and state-of-the-art equipment , we will guide you through the process and ensure you receive the most appropriate treatment.
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