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The treatment involves an external mechanical dental addition that melds with the jawbone and serves as an anchor for a prosthesis. It’s a long-lasting solution for those who have damaged or missing teeth. The right way to go about this is by visiting a reputable clinic such as dental implants Dubai.
A dental implant is for anyone who has an irreparably damaged tooth, or teeth. The damage can be due to trauma, improper dental hygiene, and the normal wear and tear that occurs with age. Anyone who has a damaged tooth that cannot be salvaged can get a dental implant.
A gap in the continuity of teeth can cause progressive damage to the associated area and lead to bone erosion and damage to the gums; to prevent this from happening, implants need to be placed. An implant will look like a person’s regular teeth. Having a good natural set of teeth also brings about confidence.
The teeth will first be examined. One can then choose between a removable implant or a permanently fixed implant. Next, one must choose the type of surgery - either the conventional manual surgery or newer computer guided implant placement.
The computer guided method is superior because it is significantly more accurate than the manual method. And, there are smaller incisions, and less bleeding. The computer guided method uses a flapless procedure. The treatment duration is much shorter. Swelling is significantly less than that seen in the manual method. Lesser chances of infection. And the long-term course of the implant is much more predictable; it lasts longer and is more durable.
The implant itself is made out of either zirconia or titanium. These metals are used because of their ability to integrate with bone when implanted, this makes them sturdy and stable. The crown over the implant can be made of either plastic or ceramic. Plastic is less expensive, but ceramic looks more authentic and is longer lasting. Plastic crowns will need to be replaced sooner.
Cleaning of the implant can be done similar to normal teeth. Plaque should be removed. Caution must be exercised while flossing around the implant. The gums around the implant are susceptible to disease, similar to the gums around normal teeth, so care should be taken to maintain the health of the surrounding structures. An irrigator or a water pick may also be useful for cleaning the area around an implant.
