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What\u2019s an Implant?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Implants are titanium screws that are imbedded in the jawbone of patients with missing teeth to replace them. Sometimes in patients with missing teeth, it\u2019s the material that allows us to make a stationary prosthesis in patients with more than one missing tooth or who don\u2019t have any teeth, as we can make teeth without damaging the structure of other teeth by applying a single implant instead of the prosthesis made by reducing the teeth in front and behind<\/p>\n<\/div>

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the tooth cavities called the \u2018bridge.\u2019 Today, it\u2019s not enough just making nice implants. It\u2019s important the prostheses are suitable to the aesthetics and function to be provided. The implant is not a goal, but rather, it\u2019s a tool to make a beautiful and useful tooth. Nowadays, implants can be made for everyone, except for those with uncontrollable diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, osteoporosis and heart failure.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Why Dental Implants?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Since bone tissue in the area where the dental implants are imbedded contributes to the chewing function, bone loss in that area is prevented. What does this mean? Normally, when a tooth is extracted, the bone tissue in the extracted area will dissolve. This is a physiological meltdown we don’t want. When in fact, this bone loss won\u2019t occur if an implant is applied to that area immediately after tooth extraction. Thus, since there is no bone loss in that area, gum recession is not observed and aesthetically more perfect results are obtained. There\u2019s no other option besides the implant that preserves the amount of bone in the extraction area. One of the biggest features of the implant is that no operation needs to be performed on the adjacent teeth. Normally, when a fixed bridge is being made for you, your two teeth adjacent to the gap have to be cut. Implants are made only in the extraction gaps whereas the side two teeth are never touched.<\/p>\n

What are the treatment steps applied for the placement of implants?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Implant treatments are comprised of two stages; the surgical stage and the superstructure stage. A wait of up to four months is expected after the implants are placed surgically. This waiting period is the time required for the implant, called \u2018osteointegration,\u2019 to biologically fuse with the jawbone. After this period, the second phase, the superstructure phase, is completed in an average of one week.<\/p>\n

Can any dentist perform implant?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Dentists trained all over the world and in our country on the subject of implants can carry it out. Implant training is provided through various courses or university-based training. Implantation is a very meticulous and detailed subject. It requires continuous training. There are many dentists who successfully carry out implants in our country. Said dentists improve themselves by taking this training abroad or in our country. Nowadays, implants are an integral part of general dentistry. Another matter you need to consider when you want to have an implant is complete sterilization. Have no doubt you\u2019ll use the implants you\u2019ll have carried out with a successful team in a sterile environment for many years.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Will I feel any pain during the implant operation?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Dental implants are imbedded in the jawbone under local anesthesia. Therefore, you won\u2019t feel pain during the operation. You may feel pain when the anesthesia wears off 3-4 hours after the operation. This level of pain can vary from person to person, and it\u2019s not in the form of unbearable pain. Of course, your doctor will prescribe you painkillers to reduce these pains.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Can implants be made for those who don\u2019t have a jawbone?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

If your jawbone is weak in the area where the implant is to be placed, artificial bone powder (bone grafts) is piled into these parts. These artificial bone granules turn into real bone within an average six months. Moreover, bone can be reinforced by placing a piece of bone to be taken from another part of the mouth in the jaw area where the implant will be made.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Will I Feel Pain While the Implant is Being Imbedded?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

As in some organ transplants, it\u2019s not possible for the body to produce antigens and reject them. Implants are made of titanium material, which has no side effects for the organism. The implant may fail to fuse with the bone for some reasons and may fall. Your doctor will reset the implant.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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What\u2019s A Bone Graft?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The success of a dental implant depends on how much bone is at the spot where the implant will be imbedded. The decrease in the amount and quality of bone depends on many factors such as gum problems, infection or trauma. However, with today’s techniques, we dentists can increase the width and height of the bone. Destroyed bone areas and anatomical spaces (such as sinuses) are filled with some special techniques to prepare the spot where the implant will sit. Before the operation, your clinical examination and X-rays will be evaluated, whereby you\u2019ll be told whether or not you\u2019ll need bone grafts. This is a very important issue. Natural, synthetic or a combination of both are generally used as bone grafts. We usually only need very small quantities. Before the operation, the patient should be informed about how much to use and the cost. Artificial or natural bone grafts are the most reliable and effective way to increase the amount of bone. There is no other option other than the implant that preserves the amount of bone in the extraction area. One of the biggest features of the implant is that no operation is performed on the adjacent teeth. Normally, when a fixed bridge is being made for you, your two teeth adjacent to the gap have to be cut. Implants are made only in the extraction spaces and the side two teeth are never touched.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Why is it important to replace lost teeth as soon as possible?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Whenever you lose a tooth, the teeth located on either side of it will start to move after a short time and will slip towards the spot of the lost tooth. This situation is more comfortable especially in the teeth found at the side and back of the mouth. Moreover, the upper and lower teeth need each other to chew. However, when one of the teeth is lost, the tooth in the same area on the opposite jaw begins to grow towards the missing tooth. These formations pose extremely crucial problems. When the teeth start to shift and move, deviations begin to occur in their upward or downward slopes. In such cases, the positions and angles of the lower and upper teeth with each other will begin to change. Sometimes it can cause jaw joint problems and pain. Another possible consequence of shifts is the formation of studs in the positions of the teeth that should be 90\u00b0 to the jawbone. During normal chewing, more pressure will be applied from the teeth to the jawbone. As a result, it can cause bone resorption in those areas of the jawbone and the loss of previously healthy teeth. Gaps formed as a result of the slips will also create areas that are difficult to clean. This can create a suitable environment for dental plaque and tartar to form. As a result, it sets the stage for gum diseases and cavities in unexpected places. Bruises that occur in places that are different from normal and difficult to work with are more difficult to treat. As a result, due to a lost tooth, other teeth also start to move, negatively affected, making it tougher to place an artificial tooth. In many cases, after long-term orthodontic and implant treatments, a treatment can be made only by placing artificial teeth. For these reasons, a bridge or implant should be imbedded to replace the lost teeth.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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