Dental Implants

Medically healthy. As long as you are able to have an extraction or undergo a minor operation without any special precaution, it is possible to have dental implants.
The site of the missing teeth must have sufficient bone, in terms of thickness and height. In addition, the gums must also be healthy.
Vital structures such as nerves or sinuses must not encroach on the position of the implants.
Good oral hygiene and motivation. As with natural teeth, implant restored teeth must be brushed and kept clean regularly. If you smoke, it may be advisable to stop smoking. There is now evidence to suggest that smoking is harmful for the long-term success of dental implants.

Surgical insertion of implant into jaw bone

Fixing of an abutment onto the implant

The tooth is built upon the abutment