What is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a titanium screw placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. The key benefits of implant treatment include:

• No need to cut or alter neighbouring teeth, preserving their structure.
• It is a suitable option even when neighbouring teeth are missing or when the mouth is completely toothless.

Eligibility for Dental Implants:

• Suitable for patients over 18 whose jawbone development is complete.
• Implant suitability is determined through x-rays and CT scans.
• Implants are carefully positioned in the jawbone using acrylic guides, if necessary.

Healing and Final Restoration:

• After the implant is placed, a healing process called "ossification" occurs, where the implant fuses with the bone.
• Once healing is complete, a prosthetic tooth is attached to the implant, restoring chewing function and comfort.

Why Choose Us for Your Implant Treatment?

• Experienced Team: Our dental professionals have extensive expertise in implant dentistry, ensuring you are in trusted hands from start to finish.
• Advanced Technology: We use the latest digital imaging and 3D scanning techniques for precise treatment planning, which maximizes implant success rates.
• Personalized Care: Every patient is different, and we tailor each treatment plan to meet your specific dental needs and goals.
• Comfort and Safety: We prioritize your comfort during every step of the procedure, utilizing modern pain management techniques to ensure a stress-free experience.
• Comprehensive Follow-Up: Our commitment doesn’t end after the procedure. We provide thorough follow-up care to monitor your healing progress and ensure long-lasting results.

Implant Treatment for Diabetic Patients
Diabetic patients can still receive implant treatment, with a few considerations:

• Type 1 diabetes: No insulin production.
• Type 2 diabetes: Insulin is present but doesn't function properly.
• If blood sugar is well-controlled with medication, implant treatment is possible.
• During periods of uncontrolled blood sugar, implants cannot be applied due to healing risks.
• Implants are not recommended for patients with significant jawbone loss, osteoporosis, or those undergoing cancer treatment (within 5 years due to jawbone risks).

Treatment Timeline
The general healing timeline after implant placement is:

• 1 to 3 months for most cases.
• Up to 4 months if the bone in the upper jaw is softer.
• Although temporary prosthetic teeth can be attached immediately, permanent prosthetics are only placed after the bone fully heals to ensure a successful outcome.