Dental implants It is one of the most successful and widely used methods of replacing lost natural teeth. Unlike other traditional treatment methods, it does not receive support from neighboring teeth or gums, so it does not harm oral health in the slightest. They also provide an extremely useful solution with their long-lasting and aesthetic appearance.

Dental Diseases

Gum diseases, is the general name given to gum inflammation that can progress to the bone surrounding and supporting the teeth. Bacteria that accumulate on and between the teeth form plaque, a sticky, colorless layer over time. If the teeth are not brushed correctly and regularly and dental floss is not used, plaque and bacteria can damage not only the gums and teeth, but also the gum tissue and the bone supporting the teeth. This can lead to loosening, falling and loss of teeth. Gum disease is common and high in society. When gum inflammation occurs and increases, the bone tissue holding the teeth begins to melt. Even if the teeth are free of decay, they can become loose and lost. The vast majority of tooth loss in adults is due to gum disease.

Implant Treatment for Gum Patients

Patients who have lost their teeth after experiencing gingivitis problems implant There are some rules and limitations to applying treatment. First of all, it is necessary to treat the gum disease of these patients whose tooth loss is due to gum disease and to make sure that it will not reoccur. Gum disease occurs due to genetic factors, smoking, hormonal changes, poorly made bridges and fillings, teeth grinding disease, diabetes, use of drugs such as birth control pills, anti-depressants, heart medications or sometimes factors such as poor nutrition and a stressful life.

Implant dentist

Implant specialist dentist, to implant treatment If he/she detects gum disease in the examinations and examinations he/she will perform before starting, he/she should understand the source of this very well. Because gum diseases will cause inflammation around the implant to be made after the treatment is started, and it will negatively affect the life and health of the implant in the long term. After gum treatment, a sufficiently long period of time should be waited to make sure that the microbes that cause gum inflammation in the patient's mouth are completely neutralized. Later, it can be understood whether these microbes have completely disappeared with some microbiological tests. Once the oral health is completely cleared of these microbes, suitable conditions are provided to start implant treatment. However, it should not be forgotten that gum diseases can recur and cause inflammation around the implant. Therefore, in order to avoid possible gum problems and discomfort, meticulous attention should be paid to oral health, and it should not be forgotten that it is beneficial to brush your teeth in the most correct and regular way and not to neglect using dental floss. Regular checks and examinations to be performed at the dentist's office will also reduce the risk of experiencing new gum diseases.