Dental implants are a tiny, titanium screw (screw) that is surgically inserted into the jawbone, beneath the gum line. This will bind to your jawbone, forming a solid foundation for your tooth replacement.

1. What is a Dental Implant?
Dental implants are a tiny, titanium screw (screw) which is surgically inserted into the jawbone,
beneath the gum line. This will bind to your jawbone, forming a solid foundation for your tooth
replacement.
The dental implant is a substitute for your tooth's root that is missing. It not only fuses with your
bone as the root however, it also helps stimulate and helps preserve your bone structure.
The top of the dental implant's post is an implant restoration. Most often, it's only a single crown
which replaces one tooth. Dental implants may also be used to support multiple missing teeth
using bridges and secure dentures.
If taken care of properly dental implants will last for the rest of your life. Dr. Sachin Mittal’s
Advanced Dentistry Dental Implants have a 99.9 percent success rate.
Because of this and its many advantages dental implants are acknowledged as the top
recommendation for replacing missing teeth permanently.
Which type of dental implant would be the most suitable
for you?
Explore the three kinds of implants for your teeth below, and find out the advantages and
disadvantages of each.
Three different kinds of dental implants.
1) Replacing a single tooth: Use a single dental implant
A single tooth dental implant
A dental implant is used to replace a single missing tooth. It is a post with one crown.

2. What is the process of dental implants?
The appointment will be to talk with our experts in dental implants to determine if your an ideal
candidate for dental implant treatment (keep reading to discover what makes you one). If you
are, a customised procedure plan is devised.
The post is placed inside your jawbone with surgical-guided technology. It is not likely to cause
discomfort during the procedure, and we'll make sure that you feel comfortable during the
procedure. The time it takes for the post to join with the bone typically ranges from between 3
and 4 months.
After healing, your new customised crown is attached to the post using an attachment. The new
tooth will appear and feel as the teeth around it.
In contrast to other replacements, the single dental implant replaces the entire missing tooth from
the root to the crown.
If you are missing one tooth or several which are not connected to one another, one tooth dental
implant could be the best choice.
However:
If you're missing multiple teeth in close proximity to one another it might not be the best choice
for you. Also, the next kind of dental implant could help you save money when you have multiple
missing teeth.
2.) Replacing a number of teeth Implant-supported bridges
A bridge supported by implants
If you're missing multiple teeth in close proximity to each other It is possible that the most
effective option would be an implant-supported dental bridge.
What is a dental bridge?

3. Typically, a bridge is composed of two crowns placed on the opposite side of the missing tooth
gap and an artificial tooth secured by the crowns between.
In the present, instead of having crowns attached to teeth implants, a bridge supported by
implants has crowns that attach to the dental implant.
The procedure is the same as an implant for a single tooth. But, the missing teeth at the centre of
the space won't be treated with the dental implant.
The advantages of using an implant-supported bridge is that it is able to replace several teeth
missing in one row without the expense of having to replace every tooth.
The drawback is that not every tooth is implant-ready which means you'll be losing some of your
bone.
What happens if you have a large number (or all) of your teeth disappear?
3.) Removing all your teeth: Get an implant-retained denture
An implant-retained denture
If you're missing the majority or all your teeth in the arch (upper or lower) or both, an
implant-retained dental denture could be the ideal option for you.
What's an implant-retained tooth?
Dentures are an artificial tooth arch. It is placed on the gum line, and gives you the appearance
of a complete tooth set. The issue with traditional dentures is that they can be removed and
therefore, they are able to slide and slide, click and disappear, and create the everyday activities
uncomfortable, such as eating and speaking
To resolve this issue You can fix the issue permanently by securing your denture using dental
implants.
What is the process?
Dr. Sachin Mittal's Advanced Dentistry implant specialists will carefully implant four dental
implants on your arch. When healing, the implant will heal and your existing denture can be
altered so that it is able to be worn without affecting the process of healing.
After your healing, you'll get a brand new, customised denture that is attached to your dental
implants. This results in an unbreakable, secure denture that is custom-designed to match your
facial shape.
If you have dentures, this could be the answer to your denture issues. If you've got many dental
missings, this might be a good alternative to improve your smile and boost confidence.
But the most important aspect to each of these kinds of implant types is whether you're a suitable
patient for the dental implants procedure. What is the best way to determine this?
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4. Am I a good candidate for dental implants?
At Implant & Periodontic Specialists evaluate candidates for dental implant surgery on the
following:
Bone
If a tooth is missing, the bone around it begins to degrade. It is necessary to have some bone in
order for the post to be bonded to it. If you've been missing one tooth for some time you may not
have enough bone for the dental implant procedure.
To establish this the best method, we employ to determine this, we use a CBCT scanner. This
advanced technology provides us with the 3D image of your jawbone and mouth to determine the
amount of bone you have. If you've got sufficient bone, we'll begin your customised treatment
strategy.
If you do not have enough bone to support dental implants, you can usually undergo the
procedure of bone grafting. This procedure will aid in the regeneration of the bone and tissues. If
you have enough bone, you'll be able to proceed through the procedure.
Age
Implants for dental use are most effective when they are placed on adults who have stopped
growing and are developing.
In the event that you and your kid are way too small, they might have to wait until your facial
structure has grown. This usually happens about 16, for girls and 18 for boys.
Health
As with all procedures, good general oral health is essential to undergo dental implants surgery.
If you are suffering from diseases like diabetes, an avid smoker or suffer from gum disease or
gum disease, dental implants might not be the best option for you.
We are confident that our dentists will examine your case on an individual basis , and should it
be necessary, they will collaborate with your doctor to come up with an answer.
Better yet, set up an appointment with us to adapt our solutions to the specific
circumstances of your. There are two convenient locations located in Hisar, Haryana.