The Process Of Getting Dental Implants

• Your dentist will determine if you are fit to have a dental implant.
• Once it is found that you may undergo the treatment, the procedure proper will then begin. The gap in which the Dental Implant is to be placed will be prepared.
• Next, the implant is placed into your jaw and a temporary tooth restoration will be placed on top of your new artificial tooth root until it is good enough to support a permanent tooth replacement.
• The dental implant will be allowed to fuse with your jawbone through a process that we call osseointegration, which will take about 6-8 weeks.
• Once your Dental Implant has completely fused with your jawbone, the permanent tooth restoration can be placed.

Replacing Missing Teeth Is An Urgent Need

If not given immediate attention, missing teeth can result in more serious dental and oral health concerns. Aside from making you lot a lot older than you actually are, missing teeth also results in difficulty in speaking and eating. Additionally, missing teeth can weaken your jaw and cause bone loss in this area. Considering all these perils, experts strongly recommend that you should immediately have Dental Implants or other restorative dental treatments to avoid these problems effectively.