Considerations and Reverse Engineering Before Dental Implants
It has been said that one of the most successful procedures in dentistry is the dental implant, many people can simply describe the process of making a hole in the jawbone and placing a special screw which has to be a time to heal, and finally, placing a crown which finalizes the operation, simple enough right? The truth of the matter is that dental implants and the entire dental procedure is anything but simple, the high success rate of implants have made it appear that it is a simple process of everyday life, today we will take a look at special considerations and evaluations along with a restorative dentist do an oral surgeon before and during a dental implant.
What time of a patient for consultation with a restorative dentist that he or she will first assess the area where the missing tooth and then proceed to evaluate the density of the mandible for an implant because of work must have sufficient bone to support the crew will be "installed" in which - so to speak.
When bone density is low if there is a bone augmentation is an art and a way to increase bone density to the area to support the screws, teeth that are around the area where the implant will also need to be in good shape when the tissue around it (rubber) Once information is collected the restorative dentist must decide what type of implant should be made, this decision also requires taking into account implant specific measurements such as length, diameter, thread pattern, and so the whole procedure designed to be invested by the restorative dentist before the procedure, including bone graft, if the density is insufficient.
The oral surgeon will help the restorative dentist will rely on computer-assisted tomography CAT and analyzed to determine the appropriate treatment.
High-tech made through software simulations based on CT data provided enough information for specialists to determine the quality of the bone, the implant and the basic features of anatomy in the area.
As you can see the very high success rate of dental implants is not a matter of chance, is a matter of knowledge, careful planning and faultless execution that can only be achieved after years of experience.
What time of a patient for consultation with a restorative dentist that he or she will first assess the area where the missing tooth and then proceed to evaluate the density of the mandible for an implant because of work must have sufficient bone to support the crew will be "installed" in which - so to speak.
When bone density is low if there is a bone augmentation is an art and a way to increase bone density to the area to support the screws, teeth that are around the area where the implant will also need to be in good shape when the tissue around it (rubber) Once information is collected the restorative dentist must decide what type of implant should be made, this decision also requires taking into account implant specific measurements such as length, diameter, thread pattern, and so the whole procedure designed to be invested by the restorative dentist before the procedure, including bone graft, if the density is insufficient.
The oral surgeon will help the restorative dentist will rely on computer-assisted tomography CAT and analyzed to determine the appropriate treatment.
High-tech made through software simulations based on CT data provided enough information for specialists to determine the quality of the bone, the implant and the basic features of anatomy in the area.
As you can see the very high success rate of dental implants is not a matter of chance, is a matter of knowledge, careful planning and faultless execution that can only be achieved after years of experience.
