The adjacent teeth don’t need to be ground for fixing the partial dental replacements. If the arch is otherwise healthy, grinding is commonly necessary for the replacement of some missing teeth. These hold the bridge which overarches the gap. The grinding of the teeth – no matter how useful or inevitable – is irreversible. It can lead to tooth necrosis or root canal treatment. This, however, can be avoided! When we replace teeth with implants we insert dental implants so the crowns will have their own roots, there is no need to grind adjacent teeth.
Health problems related to tooth loss and edentulous area can be avoided: unfortunately, many people don’t know that tooth loss or inadequate tooth replacement can cause problems outside the oral cavity. Sore gums and other removable denture-caused discomforts are of less severe consequences of persistent tooth loss. Since our denture takes part in the first step of digestion by chewing, indigestion, diseases of the digestive system and many related medical conditions can occur in the body in the long run, which can be avoided by preparing suitable replacements.
It is a long-term solution: dental implants are for life – if they are given proper care. Together with properly planned and accomplished implant treatment, oral hygiene and scheduled check-ups they offer a solution that does away with problems related to tooth loss or edentulousness. Over time the crowns (every ten years, mostly because of gum recession) may need to be replaced, but this doesn’t refer to the implants. The essence is proper oral hygiene, check-ups and regular attendance to oral hygienic treatments.
We replace the root of the tooth with a dental implant – adhesives or clasps are not needed as the dental implant and the abutment serve the same function as natural roots: they hold the crowns. Depending on the particular case, anchorage of the crowns can be done by permanent sticking or screwing, either way, the replacement cannot and shouldn’t be removed; it acts as natural teeth from every aspect.
The replacement on the dental implant doesn’t move or shift: the fixing on the implant (with either screws or permanent adhesives) provides stability of natural teeth to the crowns. As opposed to detachable, temporary dentures or replacements, instability, movement or tilting cannot occur.
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This dental replacement treatment consists of two phases.
After a circumspect assessment of needs and state, and preparing the treatment plan the first step is inserting the dental implants. Due to modern local anaesthesia, the intervention is virtually painless, but we provide the possibility of general anaesthesia. Depending on the occasional tooth extractions and the number of implants the intervention can be finished in ten minutes (in the case of full denture reconstruction, it lasts about two hours). Our specialist extracts the dead teeth and immediately inserts the dental implants. If needed, bone grafting is done during this procedure. As it is about a dynamically advancing surgical procedure, today a standard dental implant intervention is minimally invasive, which means that it doesn’t leave wounds, therefore it doesn’t result in a prolonged and unpleasant wound healing.
After a couple of days of wound healing the implants keep ossifying below the healed gums. Depending on the particular case, a temporary replacement is made. If you have a detachable denture that you want to replace, you can wear it during the healing period as a temporary replacement. In this case you can return home after the check-up, a day after the surgery. If a temporary replacement is required for the healing period, our dental technician can prepare it in three days, and after delivery you can return home.
In the following three months or so the osseointegration of the implants take place, meaning that the jawbone grows around the dental implant’s specially designed surface. As a result, the implant behaves as the root of natural teeth: it is fixed in the mandible or maxilla ready to hold the crowns. This process takes place invisibly and unnoticed under the gums, it doesn’t affect eating or anything else in the everyday routine.
The second step of dental implant treatment is the replacement proper, i.e. preparing and fixing the crowns. On the first day, the exposure of implants takes place. This means opening the gum above the implant and impressing for the making of customised abutments. The abutments are the links between the ossified implants and the crowns. It takes five days (usually from Monday to Friday) for the dental technician to make the permanent crowns in close cooperation with the specialist. During the procedure, depending on individual factors fittings may be needed. The goal of the fittings is the monitoring of each phase during the preparation of the denture. The aim is the perfect result. The necessity and the number of the fittings are determined jointly by the dental technician and the specialist. On the fifth day the permanent replacement is made and after a final alignment it is fixed (with adhesives or screws). Once it is done, you can return home on Friday or Saturday.
You do not have to travel to Hungary for further check-ups and oral hygienic treatments, any dentist can take care of them.
Replacement with dental implants is therefore
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In some cases conventional dental implants are not an option (if there is limited time to prepare a fixed replacement, if there is poor bone structure and bone grafting is not an option or if there are any other medical contraindications). In these cases basal dental implants will be the solution.
