Case 2 : Implant placed in upper left 1st premolar region
Case 3 : Implants placed in the posterior (molar) region
Case 4 : Full mouth implants
It is the state-of-the-art method of tooth replacement.
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root replacement. A typical implant consists of a biocompatible material fixture, above which tooth colored prosthesis (crown, bridge or over denture) is placed
Implants can be used for replacing a single tooth or numerous teeth.
Implants give a person natural teeth and smile allowing one to eat, talk and laugh with confidence.
We design the treatment plan after meticulous planning and discussions with the patient.
Some implant placement surgeries can be done in one stage and some require two stages. In the 2-stage implant placement surgery, a cut is made in the gums. The implants are placed below the gum tissue in the bone. We wait 4-6 months for the implant to integrate with the bone. Then we make a cut on the gum and place a gingiva former to get the normal contour of the gingiva (gum) around the implant. Then there is a healing period of 2-3 weeks. This is essential as it gives a natural look to the restoration. Then the prosthetic abutment is placed on the implant. This prosthetic abutment is the base on which a cap or crown is made which resembles the natural tooth.
Overlay dentures are implant supported complete dentures. Implant surgery is a day-surgery procedure. It is painless as it is done under local anaesthesia. After the surgery, one may experience mild discomfort for 2-3 days.
Implant surgery is a day-surgery procedure. It is painless as it is done under local anaesthesia. After the surgery, one may experience mild discomfort for 2-3 days.
Case 5 : Implant placed in upper right 1st premolar region