Implant treatment, on the other hand, is a solution that provides the closest force balance to natural teeth and is aesthetically successful in such cases.

What Is An Implant?

Implants are screws used in the treatment of missing teeth. These screws are made of titanium and are placed inside the jawbone. The dental prosthesis is placed on the screws. Implant treatment is considered advantageous compared to others. The reason for this is that it does not damage neighboring teeth. In other words, it is not necessary to cut adjacent teeth for this treatment. Implants made during the treatment act as roots and make it possible to eat, talk, and laugh with ease, just like natural teeth.

How Is An Implant Apply?

Although implant treatment may require many checks beforehand, it is painless. This process works as follows:

• First, the patient is given a detailed examination.
• A dental X-ray is taken and, if necessary, a tomography is taken.
• The diameter and length of the jaw bones of the areas where the implant will be placed are measured.
• Then implants are placed. If there is no second surgery and the implants are of sufficient quality, temporary prostheses are placed.
• Permanent teeth are attached within the time period deemed appropriate by the doctor.
• In some cases, the healing process can be waited without doing anything.

Who Can Have Implant Treatment?

The implant can be applied to any individual who is over 18 years of age and has completed their jaw and face development. Before the treatment, the suitability of the jaw structure is determined by X-rays. In diabetic patients, the disease must be in order before treatment. In people using blood thinners, the drugs are discontinued before treatment. Those who experience osteoporosis can have implants after receiving appropriate treatment.