Dental implants involve placing metal trunks on the jaw and putting artificial teeth or crowns formed where the ex-teeth are. Because the implant blends with the existing teeth, it must last a lifetime and maintain your gum health.
Requirements for Dental Implant Patients:
You need to have a healthy and strong bone gum as a basis for Dental Implants or dental crowns. This implant has the look and feel of ordinary teeth and can be used to chew food or do whatever ordinary teeth will do.
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The health condition of the patient, the condition of the network of gums and jaws, and the size, shape, and position of the jaw bone is an important consideration before carrying out implant procedures. It is also important to know the credibility of your dentist to perform cosmetic dentistry treatment, how much the procedure will cost, and if there are any special maintenance required after the treatment.
Titanium metal installed on the jawbone, abutment or post installed in the indented implant part of the gums, and the crown to provide a visible appearance to the tooth / gear implants.
The bottom of the implant is often the titanium stem that blends to your existing Jawline. The crown is usually made of composite resin in the color of teeth. In some cases, dentists can use porcelain teeth, but are not considered durable for life and chew for life.