Czech Dental Care Clinic

Understanding of the dental implants

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Today there is another option for patients who are missing permanent teeth. Rather than resting on the gum line like removable dentures, or using adjacent teeth as anchors like fixed bridges, dental implants are long-term replacements that your oral and maxillofacial surgeon surgically places in the jawbone.

After more than 20 years of service, the vast majority of dental implants first placed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons in the United States continue to still function at peak performance. More importantly, the recipients of those early dental implants are still satisfied they made the right choice. If properly cared for, dental implants can last a lifetime.

Good patients for dental implants are people of all ages and dental implants may be the right choice for anyone missing one or more or even all of their teeth due to injury, disease or decay. They are especially practical for patients who can no longer wear removable dentures. Your dentist can determine if you are a candidate for dental implants after a careful evaluation of your dental and medical history.

Whether you are a young, middle-aged or older adult; whether you need to replace one tooth, several teeth, or all your teeth, there is a dental implants as great helpful solution for you. With the exception of growing children, dental implants are the solution of choice for people of all ages.

Because of the remarkable advances in dentistry in recent years, dental implants offer an effective solution to many of dental problems.

Many people who are missing a single tooth opt for a fixed bridge; but a bridge may require the cutting down of healthy, adjacent teeth that may or may not need to be restored in the future. Then there is the additional cost of possibly having to replace the bridge once, twice or more over the course of a lifetime.

A removable partial denture may contribute to the loss of adjacent teeth. Studies show that within five to seven years there is a failure rate of up to 30% in teeth located next to a fixed bridge or removable partial denture.

Dental implants are usually completed in two phases: phase of the actual implant placement, and phase of creating and attaching your new tooth.

The process of creating and attaching the new tooth or teeth to the anchored implant(s) in your jaw. The dental implants can replace a single tooth, several teeth or complete dentures. Your dentist can recommend the best choice for you.

Further, conventional dentures may contribute to the loss of bone in the area where teeth are missing. When a tooth is missing, the bone may erode and weaken until it may be necessary for your oral and maxillofacial surgeon to graft bone to the area to strengthen it for placement of a dental implants. When a missing teeth are replaced by a dental implants, the fusion, or osseointegration, of the ecery implant and bone provides stability, just as the natural tooth did.

With a sense of renewed self-confidence, many people rediscover the excitement of an active lifestyle shared with family and friends and the chance to speak clearly and comfortably with co-workers. For all these reasons, people with dental implants often say they feel better and they look better and they live better.

The implan's team of doctors is organized as soon as the decision for placing a dental implants is reached. Following an evaluation that includes a comprehensive examination, x-rays and a consultation with the patient and members of the implant team, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon surgically places the posts, or implants, in the patient's jaw.

When the dental implants have stabilized in the jaw, the restorative dentist prepares an impression of the upper and lower jaws. This impression is used to make the model from which the dentures or crowns are created.

If you can have routine dental treatment, you can generally have an implant placed. While precautions are advisable for certain conditions, patients with such chronic diseases as high blood pressure and diabetes are usually successful candidates for dental implants treatment.

Almost all dental implants placed in patients who have lost their teeth to periodontal disease or decay have been successful.

Although smoking lowers the success rate of dental implants, it doesn't eliminate the possibility of getting them.

 

Dental implants cost

The dental implants price displayed are an approximate guide only. Please remember that each person is different and therefore each treatment is slightly differs.

Our prices for the dental implants at Czech Dental Care Clinic:

Dental implants consultation	41 EUR
Diagnostic before dental implants	240 EUR
Anaesthesia (2 hours)	200 EUR
Dental implants - 1 piece	1400 EUR
Crown for dental implants - 1 piece	400 EUR
Medicine	70 EUR

 

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