Dental Implant Information
During the last 35 years the use of dental implants has changed dentistry beyond recognition. Implants are no longer considered experimental and it is equally rare to come across situations where they cannot be used at all.
Following is a list of frequently asked questions about dental implants which is meant to serve as an explanation of what can be quite a complex subject. Please click on each question to see the answer in a new page.
General Questions About Dental Implants
Dental Implants and Bone Structure
During The Surgery
Sedation During The Implant Procedure
After The Surgery
Dental Implant Case Study
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Who is suitable for dental implants?
... you have good general health then dental implants will almost certainly work for you. However, habits such as heavy ... less certain.Some dentists will decline to place implants if smoking cannot be reduced or given up altogether.If you have ... it is rare to have health problems that prevent the use of dental implants. See the following case studies for an example:Case Study - Dental ImplantsWhen Nicola Lewin contacted us her upper and lower jaws were ...
Can dental implants preserve bone?
... is one of the most important features of dental implants. Once in place and supporting teeth, everyday functional forces ... case studies for an example:Case Study - Front crowns and dental implantsLonging for brighter and more pleasing smile our client decided to ... ...read more ››Case Study - Branemark ImplantsAfter suffering from gum disease at the age of 45 our client lost all ...
Can you wear teeth during the course of implant treatment?
... the teeth being replaced by dental implants are in a clearly visible part of your mouth it is most likely that you ...
Zirconia Biocompatibility
... In tests conducted recently by the makers of Branemark dental implants, they found that there was less build up of plaque on Zirconia than on titanium, the biocompatible material used for dental implants, and considerably more so than on actual teeth. This means an even ...
Can dental implants be placed next to natural teeth?
... implants are routinely placed beside natural teeth and this is generally very ... smile which was achieved with a combination of dental implants and dental ...
How long will the implants last?
... stage will be the main factor determining how the implants are performing. Once the implants and surrounding soft tissues are seen to be healthy and the new teeth ... from recurring abscesses for years and was in and out of a dental chair. Her NHS dentist couldn't offer her any treatment apart from ... Zircon metal ...read more ››Case Study - Dental implants and fixed bridgesOur client decided to visit us for a London ...
If you do not have enough bone for dental implants what can be done?
... sedation during surgery and what to expect after the implants have been placed. However, for some people, bone loss after the ... of this technique many patients would be unable to have dental implants in a part of the mouth where teeth are so commonly missing.Onlay ... the following case studies for an example:Case Study - Dental ImplantsWhen Nicola Lewin contacted us her upper and lower jaws were ...
Do you need to have a healthy mouth?
... you first enquire about dental implants it is often in response to an awareness of ongoing dental problems or the recent loss of teeth. Each of these problems will need ... diagnosed and treated in a logical manner, often placing implants in order to establish healthier conditions. Although it is tempting to focus on the more glamorous aspects of teeth supported by dental implants, basic dental health, which includes the treatment of gum ...
Is it uncomfortable when the implants are placed?
... patients will be very familiar with the dental anaesthetics used for routine dentistry and will know how effective they are. Implants are placed using the same anaesthesia. Depending upon the complexity ... and whiter smile which was achieved with a combination of dental implants and dental ...
Bruxism and dental lmplants
... (bruxing) their teeth may be at risk of overloading their dental implants. For most people bruxism occurs during sleep, which is why they are ... planning and can be compensated for by placing additional dental implants, selecting appropriate restorative materials and providing a night ...
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