Immediate Implant Treatment Turkey

Immediate Implant Treatment Turkey – Same Day Dental Implants

(Same Day Implant And Crown)

As Panoramik Dental Clinic, we do the Immediate Implant Treatment in Antalya / Turkey with the latest technology equipment and our expert dentist staff. You can click here to contact quickly. In the continuation of our article, we will provide information about Immediate Implant Treatment in Antalya / Turkey.

What are Immediate Implants?

We know that something as visible as a dead or missing tooth in your smile can cause a loss in self-confidence and make everyday tasks like eating feel uncomfortable. Traditional dental implants are a great option for patients in such a situation as we can restore their smile with implants that have the same look, durability and strength as natural teeth. Typically, an implant is fitted when a small titanium screw is inserted into the socket of the jawbone in order to act as a new root. Restorative teeth are then screwed into place to take the same role and position as the old tooth that was previously there.

Usually this treatment requires some downtime and recovery in between surgeries. The tooth or teeth are extracted and the implants are put in place. However, a period of at least 6 weeks is typically required to allow the implant to properly fuse to the jawbone and to heal before the new teeth can be fitted on the jaw.

Immediate implants differ from traditional implant because they don’t require this 6 week period for recovery and healing. Immediate implants can be immediately placed into the socket on the same day as the extraction. It is for this reason that immediate implants are sometimes called ‘same-day implants‘ and are designed to permanently restore and replace teeth.

The benefits of this surgical procedure are that the dental implants have the placement into the jaw bone on the same day as the extraction and the placement of the new temporary restoration can also take place on the same day. Same-day implants are preferable for patients who don’t want to have to wait, wish to have the convenience of a faster surgical procedure and want treatment that delivers natural looking teeth. Additionally, all evidence point to the delivery of superior aesthetic results due to the clinical team being able to maintain the bone and gums in better condition during the procedure.

There are three basic approaches to replace a missing tooth or teeth including removable dental prosthesis, fixed dental prosthesis, and dental implants. Each alternative has its own benefits and shortcomings. It is important to consider the patient’s financial, medical, and emotional condition for the best treatment.

Most advanced way to replace missing teeth is dental implant which is designed to replicate the natural tooth root and crown of the natural tooth. This procedure preserves the gingival mucosa and bone with no damage to adjacent teeth. Conventional procedure for implant placement involves extraction of offending tooth, waiting 2–4 months for extraction socket to heal, insertion of implant, and again waiting for 3–6 months for integration of implant with surrounding bone; after this procedure, another surgery is necessary to expose the implant and to place a prosthetic abutment. Taking into consideration the prosthetic treatment, the patient had to wait up to 8–12 months for a lost tooth to be replaced.

Because of these shortcomings related to conventional technique, strategies were developed to substantially shorten the entire treatment by placement of implant immediately after extraction of tooth followed by immediate loading of implant with prosthesis.

immediate load implants put an end to long wait times between the steps of implant placement. This means that you get to enjoy natural-looking new teeth while the implant is healing—no more embarrassment due to having missing teeth.

A number of criteria must be assessed to determine whether immediate load implants are a good option for you. One of the main drawbacks of this procedure is that there may be restrictions on what you can eat until the implants have become fully integrated into the mouth.