Strong, Lasting Dental Implants
Regardless of age, dental implants provide a durable alternative to restore missing teeth. Like with natural teeth, implants let you confidently eat, speak, and smile. At Rekha’s we make this procedure as smooth as possible with our experienced Specialists.
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What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a tooth-root like fixture made of a bio-inert metal called Titanium, and is designed to replace the root of a missing tooth in order that a Crown may be seated over it eventually to replace the missing tooth itself.
Some people ask if dental implants are truly successful. As of March 2022, over 4 million people get dental implants done every year world-wide. Surveys have shown that 9 out of 10 implants placed following protocols last up to 25-30 years at least. However, certain risk factors are to be assessed and patients cautioned about them in order to have their dental implants last them their lifetime.
- Dental Implants are designed to last for years and help in retaining your facial structure, durability and bite force.
- Dental Implants can help keep you free of gum disease a missing tooth gap can act as a trap for food and bacteria and can lead to gum disease.
- Dental Implants can help maintain teeth structure.The gap from a missing tooth can cause adjacent teeth to crookedly shift towards the gap.
Dental Implants Procedure
Initial Assesment
Assess the health of your teeth, gums, and jaw bone to evaluate your needs.
3D Imaging
Advanced tech helps us ensure proper placement of the new implant.
Successful Placement
The implant is successfully inserted into the bone and allowed to heal.
Types of
Implants
Why Rekha’s for Implants?
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MEET OUR ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON,
Handled by, Dr. Jeevan
MEET OUR ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON,
Handled by, Dr. Jeevan
Dr. Jeevan specialises in simple and complex oral surgeries, single, multiple, and full mouth implant rehabilitation, and surgical extractions. He is also skilled in bone grafting procedures for guided regeneration, augmentation and management of orofacial trauma and diagnosing TMJ. He brings the wealth of over 30 years of experience to each of his treatments.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
When teeth are present the transfer of chewing forces via the roots of the teeth are responsible for a mechanism, which keeps the underlying bone healthy. The loss of a tooth initiates a process of bone resorption in the area as a result of absence of stimulative forces in the region. Root form implants not only replace the roots of missing teeth, they also enable the continuation of transfer of chewing forces to the bone thereby maintaining the quality and quantity of bone optimal. Bridges on the other hand do not enable transfer of chewing forces to the region where the tooth is missing and hence unable to prevent bone loss.
Estimates based on patient feedback surveys have reported that the placement of an implant is about half as uncomfortable as an extraction. The need for antibiotics and painkiller medication is also significantly reduced when compared to that needed after extraction.
Recovery from a routine implant surgery is a matter of 24 to 48 hours and the patient can expect to carry on with normal schedules without having to bear discomfort or pain in a day or two after the procedure.
The first titanium dental implants placed in a Swedish patient in 1965 supported his restoration successfully for over 40 years until he passed away in 2006. Yet, there are several factors that make long-term predictability of outcome a variable that is more in the hands of patients than dentists. Patient-education for the use of oral hygiene measures and the importance of regular follow-up enable the implants and the rehabilitation to be monitored and maintained.
