What exactly is an implantآیا تصور شما از یک ایمپلنت دندانی درست است؟این مقاله را بخوانید تا شما هم به دنیای ایمپلنت بیایید.  A natural tooth has a crown - the part which shows above the gumline, and a root - the anchor hidden below the gumlineWhen a tooth is missing, a dental implant takes the place of the missing root and a prosthetic crown replaces the natural crown The Implant ProcedureThe implant procedure is the same whether one or all teeth are missing. In this example, there is only one missing lower tooth. For the purpose of demonstation we will assume the patient is healthy and is a candidate for this procedureImplant Site PreparationThe gum tissue is opened to expose the bone area where the implant will be placed. In situations where there is insufficient bone structure, bone grafting may be a recommended procedureOnce healthy bone material has been established, a special drill is used to prepare the bone to receive the implant Placing the ImplantAfter the bone has been prepared, the implant is placed and the tissue is suturedThe Healing Process - OsseointegrationThe healing process takes three to six months. This is the amount of time it usually takes the implant to become part of the lower jaw, commonly refered to as osseointegration
Attaching the PostWhen the gum tissue is ready, a special post is attached to the implant. It is the support for the new porcelain crownToday's technologies often include zirconium abutments attached to the implant post, to assure that the new porcelain tooth possesses translucency properties similar to a natural tooth Placing the CrownAfter impressions are taken a crown is made and shaded to match your existing teeth. The crown is then slipped over the post and cementedThe Completed ImplantThe final prosthetic crown appears as a natural toothApplications of Implant DentistryIn many cases, dental implants are incorporated into an overall treatment plan that might focus on the replacement of several teeth
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