Implants

Implants are small pieces of titanium placed in the jawbone to complete dental deficiencies. These parts function as natural tooth roots. They are inserted into the jaw bone with a simple surgical procedure. Because titanium is tissue-friendly, the bone wraps around the implant and provides a solid foundation for the teeth to be inserted. After the measurement and proofing stages, new teeth are prepared and your deficiencies are treated without damaging your natural teeth.

Since the implant prevents bone loss due to lack of teeth, patients maintain their face shape. Implants are usually placed in two stages. In the first stage, the implant is placed in your jawbone. After 2-4 months, the implant is expected to be compatible with the jawbone. When the implants are fixed to your jawbone, the second stage proceeds. The tops of the implants are opened and the parts that support your permanent prostheses are attached to the implants. Your prostheses will look extremely natural when placed on them. This method does not harm your natural teeth, only the missing teeth are replaced. Implants provide a better speech and chewing function compared to traditional bridges and prostheses and bring a natural appearance. Implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed on the jawbone and made of suitable material to restore the function and aesthetics of the missing teeth. It is a much safer, functional alternative treatment method compared to traditional coating, bridge and palate prostheses.

When applied after proper diagnosis, with sufficient knowledge, experience and equipment, dental implant treatment is a form of treatment that can produce exceptionally successful results for the patient and the physician.