Implant application is a treatment method that dentistry has frequently preferred in recent years. People may experience tooth loss due to various reasons. As a result, oral health deteriorates and at the same time, people may experience a loss of self-confidence, which greatly affects their social life.

Implants, the closest alternative to natural teeth, are one of the most popular techniques with their ease of use, longevity and comfort. External implant The most frequently asked question by those undergoing implant surgery is whether it will cause any harm or have any side effects. During implant surgery, the artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone are made of titanium.

Titanium is a compound that doesn't interact with tissue and is resistant to forces. Therefore, it has absolutely no harmful effects or side effects. The aesthetic appearance of implanted teeth, the ease of chewing after the procedure, and the longevity make implant treatment one of the most popular techniques.

If the bone density and amount are at the desired levels, implants can be placed immediately. However, if the doctor determines the patient's bone density is insufficient during the examination, bone-building surgery may be necessary before implantation. Patients may experience the following confusion: Having osteoporosis does not necessarily mean the jawbone is also thinning. The two are distinct health issues.

While a person experiencing severe osteoporosis may have a relatively strong jawbone, a person without any osteoporosis may not have a sufficiently strong jawbone. Another question patients often ask is whether there will be pain during and after the procedure. Since the procedure is performed using anesthesia, which the doctor and patient decide on together, the patient feels no pain during the procedure. Minimal post-operative pain is normal, and this pain can be alleviated with simple painkillers prescribed by the doctor.

Who can undergo dental implant treatment?

Implant treatment can be applied to anyone who has completed jaw and face development and is over the age of 18. For people with diabetes, heart disease or osteoporosis, the operation is performed after the appropriate treatment is applied before the implant. Before implant treatment, the doctor listens to the patient's health history, performs a detailed oral examination and takes x-rays. Based on the examination and x-ray results, the doctor decides whether the person is suitable for implant treatment or which treatment method will be applied.

How long does dental implant treatment take?

The patient is examined by the physician dental implants If you are deemed suitable for treatment, the procedure begins immediately. The length of implant treatment and the number of clinic visits required depend entirely on the individual's oral and dental health. When planning implant treatment, the process is determined by factors such as the number of implants, the individual's existing health conditions, and sufficient bone density.