Dental Implants
Highest number of implant systems under one roof, 25 systems to be precise, cheapest to finest but we are famous for ONE PIECE IMPLANTS and FLAPLESS (minimal surgery/key hole surgery) implants because of 3D Xray machine that we are the only ones to have on chair in the country.
What Is Unique To Us In Implantology At Zental Dental?
We 95 % of times would prefer one piece implants (rest are two piece implants i.e. they have a screw between two parts of the implant). This screw or even other modality called Morse Taper hasa tendency to loosen from time to time putting patient at great unease, repeat appointments, screw breakage which mostly requires cutting of the implant which leads to great loss of bone around the implant and an extended complicated surgery
However, two piece implant gives advantage of the doctor of correcting the angle later as the second piece can be placed at an angle from zero degree to 33 degree. Our clinic is equipped with 3D x-ray which allows us to take a 3D image of the implant during the middle of the treatment which is not possible even in a CT scan also. This allows us to adjust the direction of the one piece implant during its placement
Hence summing up
- Mid treatment 3D x-rays allows us to do implant without cuts and sutures hence Minimal SURGERY (Flap less), NO INFECTION, just a pinhole punch to place the implant. Hence, recovery is super quick (one doesn’t need to even stop blood thinners even if one is taking them. )
- Minimal requirements of pain killers.
- Bone loss is negligible which often takes place after one does a surgical placement of implant.
- No accidental damage to Nerves or Sinus punctures.
- One piece implant possible.
- One piece implant possible.
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What is Implant Dentistry?
Implant Dentistry is the dental specialty that focuses on restorative procedures that replaces missing teeth with ones that look, feel, and perform like their own. Implant Dentistry involves the surgical placement of one or more artificial tooth roots known as dental implants.
What are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root which acts as an anchor for replacement teeth. Shaped like a screw, it is surgically placed into the jaw bone in order to secure a replacement tooth or bridge in place. Implants are stable and relatively permanent and are not reliant on neighboring teeth for support. They are an ideal tooth replacement procedure because they look and feel like natural teeth. Implants are great for patients who are unable to wear dentures. Instead, the implant is placed directly into the jaw bone to support permanently cemented bridges. Implants can be made from several different types of metallic and bone-like ceramic materials that are compatible with body tissue. When surgically anchored into the jawbone, the implant fuses with living bone in a process known as “osseointegration”.
Considerations
For dental implant procedure to work, there must be enough bone in the jaw, and the bone has to be strong enough to hold and support the implant. If there is not enough bone, more may need to be added with a bone graft procedure discussed earlier. Sometimes, this procedure is called bone augmentation. In addition, natural teeth and supporting tissues near where the implant will be placed must be in good health.
In all cases careful consideration must be given to the final functional aspects of the restoration, such as assessing the forces which will be placed on the implant. Implant loading from chewing and parafunction(abnormal grinding or clenching habits) can exceed the biomechanic tolerance of the implant bone interface and/or the titanium material itself, causing failure. This can be failure of the implant itself (fracture) or bone loss, a “melting” or resorption of the surrounding bone.
The dentist must first determine what type of prosthesis will be fabricated. Only then can the specific implant requirements including number, length, diameter, and thread pattern be determined. In other words, the case must be reverse engineered by the restoring dentist prior to the surgery. If bone volume or density is inadequate, a bone graft procedure must be considered first. The restoring dentist may consult with the periodontist, endodontist, oral surgeon, or another trained general dentist to co-treat the patient. Usually, physical models or impressions of the patient’s jawbones and teeth are made by the restorative dentist at the implant surgeons request, and are used as physical aids to treatment planning. If not supplied, the implant surgeon makes his own or relies upon advanced computer-assisted tomography or a cone beam CT scan to achieve the proper treatment plan.
Computer simulation software based on CT scan data allows virtual implant surgical placement based on a barium impregnated prototype of the final prosthesis. This predicts vital anatomy, bone quality, implant characteristics, the need for bone grafting, and maximizing the implant bone surface area for the treatment case creating a high level of predictability. Computer CAD/CAM milled or stereolithography based drill guides can be developed for the implant surgeon to facilitate proper implant placement based on the final prosthesis occlusion and aesthetics.
Treatment planning software can also be used to demonstrate “try-ins” to the patient on a computer screen. When options have been fully discussed between patient and surgeon, the same software can be used to produce precision drill guides. Specialized software applications such as ‘SimPlant’ (simulated implant) or ‘NobelGuide’ use the digital data from a patient’s CBCT to build a treatment plan. A data set is then produced and sent to a lab for production of a precision in-mouth drilling guide.
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