Dental implants....When to use them?
Implant techniques have advanced a lot in recent years, going from being a little-known treatment to one of the most sought-after. The growing demand has led many dentists to specialise in implantology, as well as brands to invest in improving materials.
Today, we can replace a knocked-out tooth with a dental implant in less than 24 hours with a life expectancy of more than 30 years.
It is inevitable that over the years the teeth will deteriorate and some teeth will be lost. In addition to the effectiveness of dental implants, it is very common among friends and family members to use them.
But how is it done and what materials are used?
Innovation in the development of dental implants has led to improvements in their material, ability to adapt to the bone and durability. Currently, titanium is the material that best meets these objectives. However, not all brands and not all clinics offer the highest quality.
To place a dental implant, it is necessary to resort to a simple surgical process, fixing the implant in the bone, and then the crown on the dental implant.
Concern for aesthetics and the possibility of affecting work and social relations, the loss of teeth can seriously affect our self-esteem. But it is undoubtedly of greater importance due to the consequences that the loss of one or more teeth has on oral health.
In short, dental implants are capable of replacing a dental piece in a short time and for life. These are the main reasons why more and more people trust in this technique, which is quick and safe and allows us to smile again and avoid being concerned about our image in the eyes of others.
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