Who may be considered?
- Those with one or more missing teeth
- Eligible patients who require additional support for their removable prosthesis
- Those whose bone and general health conditions are suitable for implants
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Dental Implant Treatment
A personal treatment plan to restore the function and appearance of missing teeth with implant-supported restorations.
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Information and planning
Dental implants are structures that provide support within the bone for restorations planned to replace missing teeth. In the evaluation, bone volume and quality, gum health, adjacent anatomical structures, general health status, medications used and oral care are considered together. The number and location of the implant and the restoration to be made on it are planned according to the prosthetic goal with three-dimensional imaging.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
- 01
Clinical examination and three-dimensional radiographic evaluation
- 02
Creating a surgical and prosthetic plan together
- 03
Planning bone or soft tissue preparation if necessary
- 04
Placement of the implant and monitoring of healing
- 05
Impression, try-in and placement of implant-supported restoration
After treatment
Care and follow-up
Cleaning the implant area with brushes and appropriate interdental cleaning aids, evaluation of smoking use and regular clinical-radiographic controls are the basis of long-term care.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Single tooth implant
It aims to replace a single missing tooth independently of neighboring teeth.
Implant supported bridge
If there is more than one deficiency, it receives support from the appropriate number of implants.
Removable denture support
In appropriate cases, it is planned to increase the retention of the prosthesis.
Points to consider
Active gum disease, inadequate oral care, smoking, uncontrolled systemic diseases and some medications may affect risk assessment. Each case is handled individually.
Alternative approaches
Tooth-supported bridge, removable prosthesis or clinical follow-up of the gap may be an alternative in suitable cases.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Can the implant be applied to everyone?+
No. Bone, oral tissues, general health and medications used are evaluated together.
How long does the treatment take?+
Duration; It varies depending on bone condition, number of implants, healing and need for additional surgery.
Examination and assessment
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