Implant Surgery

Why Implant?

Implant is an application that is reliable, robust and provides lifelong comfort of use.

What are the advantages of an implant?

• When implants are made in areas where there is a lack of teeth, it also helps to make a fixed bridge for the surrounding teeth.
• Prostheses supported by implants can be prepared in cases of single tooth deficiencies, partial edentulism or complete edentulism.
• The implants are placed in the mouth by maxillofacial surgeons under local anaesthesia. After waiting 4-6 months for the upper jaw and 3 months for the lower jaw for the bone to grasp the implant, prosthesis construction is started.
• When there are too many missing teeth, implant prostheses can be applied as an alternative to removable palates.
• It assumes an important auxiliary role in fixing the moving palates in the lower jaw in edentulous patients.

Why should you choose Implant?

• Implants replace your real teeth in the most natural way.
• It is similar to your own teeth and is permanent thanks to its structure designed to fuse with your bones.
• It does not harm your teeth, gums and jawbone.
• There is no need to cut your healthy teeth as in bridge treatment.
• It has lifetime durability with good care.
• It prevents problems that can be seen in weak prostheses such as teeth slipping in the mouth, speech problems, prosthesis squeezing.
• You will not have chewing problems.
• You get a chance to smile with confidence.

Can dental implants be applied to everyone?

• If your gums are healthy,
• If your jawbone has the height and width to support the implant screw,
• If you are in good general health, there is no upper age limit that can prevent an implant. Anyone over 18 years of age can be implanted.

The implant, which can be realised by waiting for the completion of bone development in young people, can be done once and you can use it with different prostheses for years.

Heavy smokers, those with uncontrolled chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, those who have received radiation to the head/neck area in cancer treatment, those with blood clotting disorders should be evaluated.