Friday 4 March 2011

Q&A: tooth implant?

Q&A: tooth implant?

can a name tell me the whole administer that is involved with getting a tooth establish. like do they place you below for it? how long is the whole procedure? does it hurt a lot with and if it does for how long? does it ever need to be replaced? please help me out. thanks!

Answer by razzamatazza
I just got a dental establish for myself. It is a long administer, but if you need it, it’s worth it. Late last summer I had a tooth that was cracked (there was no adult tooth in the place) and I went to the dentist, and they recommended I get the dental establish since my other teeth were fine. The first business I had to have done was get the tooth that was there pulled. So if you have a tooth in the place, you will have to get that pulled. They may or may not be able to do the establish at the same time. Personally, I had it done at the same time. I didn’t get place below for it, even if you probably may maybe. I just had local anthesia. I didn’t feel a business when they did it, but it was just difficulty when they were doing the drilling into my jaw and whatnot. It didn’t hurt much afterwards, not nearly as terrible as wisdom teeth, and they must prescribe you medication. You have to wait a few months for that part to heal. With that is healed, they will uncover the part that is in your jaw and place a modest healing cap on. They leave that on for a week or so, and then they place the abuttment, which is the metal part that really sticks out in. They place a modest cap over that so it doesn’t get food in it. During that part make sure they file it down so you can bite properly. They also will take impressions of your teeth at that time most likely, and send them away. In this area two weeks with that, they will have the tooth back from the lab, and they will fit it and reinforce it into place, and that is pretty much the end of it. They can match the color of your teeth very well, so you can only really tell it’s fake when you look at the gum line and see the tooth doesn’t go below the gum. The most unpleasant part for me was when they were fitting the tooth and they had to file down one of my teeth so I would be able to bite well. Your experience might be a bit different, but that’s how it was for me. Again, it is a long administer, and expect to go to a lot of appointments, but it is worth it in the end. It’s excellent to have a tooth again!

Answer by kristylee116
First you would have an establish evaluation with you dentist or oral general practitioner. That would deterime if you have enough bone to make an establish possible.

Then once chose that you are a canadate you would go in the supporter would place topical numbing on the area that is going to be numb. (so oral surgeons will give IV sedation but it’s really not necessary for one establish its a quick procedure) Then the dentist will numb the area.

Once the area is numb the doctor will initiation to make a tiny incision in the area to expose the bone(sometimes that isn’t necessary). Then he/she will initiation to drill into the bone with what very nearly looks like a tiny drill bit. There is a lot of vibration and there is briny fill up being squirted on the site also. So it is going to taste salty.

Once the doctor has reached the proper level to place the establish he will check the access hole with a rate and then the supporter will take an X-ray. Once the dr. is satasified with the depth and everything he/she will place the establish.

The establish is placed with an instrument that looks like a modest tork wrench. That’s pretty much what it is. Once the establish is in place the dr will place a healing cap(a modest screw) on top of the establish. then if he/she made and incision it will be sutured. If no incision was made then there is no need for sutures.

Then the supporter will take another X-ray so the dr can see that it’s excellent and also for indemnity purposes. Once that is done you’ll get cleaned up and set up for a post oprertive appt in a week to check that everything is healing okay. The dr will give you a prescription for an antiobiotic and pain reliever.

Now over the next 6-8 weeks you will be in perioticlly to have post op exams on the establish and to make sure everything is going excellent. Once the bone is completely healed then the doctor can take up again with the restoration of the tooth.

The doctor will then have you scheduled to place what is called an abutment in the establish. It’s like a modest stub that will act as help for the crown that is going to be there. Then the dr will take an depression of the abutment and send it to a lab to have the crown made. The dr will then make you a temporary crown so now you will have a tooth again.

Then in in this area 3-4 weeks you will have an appt to place the permant crown. Then you will have a completely fuctioning tooth.

The whole procedure costs in this area 2000/tooth depending on where you live. As for the pain most of my uncomplaining have had modest to know pain. Just a modest bit of tenderness. The most terrible part some said were the sutrues but with they were out they were excellent to go. Placing the establish only takes in this area 45-60 mins. The whole procedure from initiation to end takes in this area 3-3 1/2 months. It is there perpetually. The stoppage rate is very low.. Well I hope this helps…excellent Luck

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I lost one of my teeth, dentist suggested that one my choices is to establish one. want to know if implanted, will that be permanent, and I will not have to worry in this area it for the rest of my life

Answer by sylvia c
implants are so splendid. they replace lost teeth and preclude bone loss in that area, they are simple and usually last a time but check with your dentist wat type of warranty you get with it, if you dont get an establish in a gone interval your bone tends to shrink away causing other teeth to colapse into there. i have an establish and never once regreted it, i work at a dentist so mine was free but they are pricey, thats the only down fall.

excellent luck

Answer by reichman2007
If it isn’t vital i wouldn’t worry in this area it.

Answer by aplusjimages
My supporter has some really terrible teeth and finally got indemnity to fix them. He got some implants and it looks splendid. Go for it. Just dredge up to keep them clean like you would your regular teeth.

Answer by DR.Frankie
yes it is and you will never have a conundrum except a name knocks it out….

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