Dental implants are excellent alternatives to natural teeth in many ways. A dental implant is an artificial root from which the overlying visible tooth (crown) is fabricated. Healthy gums are a prerequisite for dental implant placement. Dental implants may have a lower success rate in smokers. Laser-Assisted Dental Implant is one of the modern methods that helps increase this success rate.

A panoramic (OPG) or 3-D cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan may often be required. To plan the ideal implant placement, it is necessary to assess the volume of the jawbone and the location of the anatomical structures. During this process, Laser-Assisted Dental Implant applications contribute to a more controlled progress of the operation.

Reducing the Risk of Infection with Laser-Assisted Dental Implants

Preventing infection is crucial. If the tooth replacement is caused by an infection, it's crucial to clear the area of infection. Following placement around a fractured root, whether caused by infection, gum disease, a root canal infection, or any other infection that has spread to the bone, there will be post-operative healing and a slower recovery period during which the implant fuses to the bone and can bear the weight of the dentures, crowns, or bridges that replace the missing teeth. Laser-Assisted Dental Implant, this provides a significant advantage in accelerating the healing process.

Low-level laser therapy has been shown to biomodulate tissue response to both have fewer immediate post-operative side effects and increase the speed and quality of healing in the long term. Therefore Laser-Assisted Dental Implant Laser technology is frequently preferred in treatments.

Another important technique we use is Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF). PRF is a great aid for healing after surgeries such as tooth extractions, implants and more. It is a concentration of the patient’s own blood taken just before surgery if the patient chooses to have it. It is then centrifuged to obtain a concentration of all the good healing materials, important cells and factors in the blood that enhance healing to a high level without any added chemicals. Laser-Assisted Dental Implant PRF applications help to achieve faster and healthier results.