Dental Implants

Dental Implants, For the problems of the oral cavity associated with the loss of one or more dental elements due to the degeneration of some disease or to a trauma there is no cure if not that provided by the application of dental implants. Dental implants are small metal objects having different shapes to be included within the mandibular or maxillary bone of poor patient. Dental implants once inserted are the points of support for dental implants to replace teeth that are now lost giving new capabilities to the oral cavity. The edentulism or the loss of teeth can lead to various disorders of the mouth not only to chewing as you might think but also for example to breathing (especially in the time to exhale air from the mouth) the phonation ( with the inability to articulate the words properly dental) and digestion (for the poor mastication of food placed at risk of overloading the work of the stomach). The insertion of dental implants and the subsequent application of the prosthesis is the only valid response able to restore the correct progress of all these functions.
For an intervention aimed at restoring this requires accurate monitoring visits leading to a complete diagnosis of the problem since the different morphology of the oral cavity the roots of teeth and other similar elements requires a protocol of intervention that may vary differs very widely from case to case. There is a universal intervention and the dentist have to have a thorough understanding on the clinical problem encountered.

We see better what does one do dental implants. The systems have two main parts the “lives” and the “pillar”. The first is surgically implanted into the bone while the “pillar” creates a connection between the screw and the prosthesis structure above. The techniques of insertion of dental implants are basically of two types two-stroke and to a single time. The technique involves a two-stroke implant surgery twice first in dental implants are inserted into the bone and covered in whole or in part from the mucosa the second intervention is undertaken to osseointegration occurred and requires that plants are exposed in the cable Oral and used for the prosthesis. The technique implantology to a single time set instead a surgery only in which the implants inserted in bone structure are left emerging in the oral cavity.

The success rate is identical in both types of intervention and it is up implantologist decide after assessing the patient’s clinical situation and its needs based on which method is better to use. In cases where the quantity of available bone is not sufficient to install dental implants is possible to resort to the use of some advanced techniques of implantology to obtain a greater amount of bone. These techniques involve the use of bone grafting ridge augmentation rising maxillary sinuses etc..

A big advantage of dental implants is given by the use of titanium which has proved a highly biocompatible material which provides excellent osseointegration which is a direct connection (structural and functional) between bone and dental implant surface. Thanks all osteointegrazione the “root” titanium is inserted into the bone and absorbed completely the same. The bone is then to surround the dental implant making it stable thanks to a perfect fit. Subsequently the dental crown is applied on this root with the aid of a pillar that connects the root itself with the oral cavity. Osseointegrated dental implants offer a very high success rate confirming that this type of intervention is extremely reliable. The implant surgery is atraumatic and painless for the patient after surgery the wound is treated in a manner similar to that following periodontal surgery the patient must carry mouthwash with chlorhexidine mouthwash during the first days following operation and after ten days the sutures are removed the area around the implant must be clean and accurate qotidianemente with cotton soaked in chlorhexidine after a period of 15-20 days are done cleaning procedures around implants dental using a single-tuft.

Dental Implants

The Technology for your Smile …

In modern implantology new technology has provided great help in this sense a tense evolution of science itself. The new technological tools such as sophisticated software in use today have made the first “diagnostic time” far better than before while increasing the accuracy of the interventions through the provision of new and efficient equipment.

Example of the first level of development are the software which allow a scan of the oral cavity of the patient. The doctor can examine the problem through a digital processing of the images images that can be zoomed rotated modified in various ways. The doctor may even get to simulate in whole all those who will be the phases of the intervention making the same more precise and safer.