Friday 27 May 2011

What determines "when" an implant has 'set' with the quoted 2-6 months time period?

What determines "when" an implant has 'set' with the quoted 2-6 months time period?

They screw an establish into your gums to glue a tooth to, later on. It takes “2-6 months” for the bone to grow around the establish and make it more reliable. What determines when it is “ready”? X-rays? The dentist manually examining it? 4 months is one heck of a window for a bunch of public getting the same procedure, yet having different results for it to be said take that long. Also, during that time…is a temporary tooth placed into the establish for visual appearance?
Also, what things “speed up” or “slow down” such a process for there to be such a large control group of public? Assuming my gums/bones are healthy, which they are…

They would cut my gum open, drill it in, cover it completely sew around the establish and place the stem on the outside(?)…and then would they cover it with a temporary fake tooth or I have to go toothless for 2-6 months while the bone sets around it? I do not want to particularly pay a couple of thousand extra for them to make a stupid partial apart from the procedure, only to be thrown away later.

Answer by Dr akhil
ISQ-establish stability quotient
the dentist has certain stability tests which will measure the ISQ of every establish.
its leisurely from 1-100 value.
to load a establish with crown the ISQ must be above 65.
in simple words slight force is applied to the establish and it is seen how much the establish moves.less movement earnings excellent stability.

Answer by Kevin H
There are a few factors that determine how long an establish takes to heal. The size of the establish is one. MIS 7 implants come in 4 sizes from 3.75 mm to 6 mm in diameter. The larger the establish, the longer it would take to heal. If the patient has spongy bone rather than dense bone it will take longer to heal. Your lower jaw bone is more dense then your high jaw bone. Therefore it will take longer for an establish to heal in the high jaw bone.

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