Implantes dentales Gdansk
Inserciónimplantes dentaleses actualmente la técnica más perfecta de reconstrucción dental. Al principio, el especialista determina el plan de tratamiento, luego selecciona el método apropiado de tratamiento con implantes, según el tamaño y la ubicación de los defectos y las características individuales del paciente. bien elegidoimplantes dentaleses la mejor solución si quieres volver a disfrutar de tu sonrisa plena.
¿Por qué implantes en Hcentrum?
- Tratamientos realizados por los mejores especialistas
- Muchas técnicas de implantología
- Preparación integral para el procedimiento y cuidados posteriores.
- Efecto estético perfecto
- Equipo moderno que reduce la incomodidad del paciente
- Enfoque individual
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¿Qué es la implantología?
La implantología es una rama de la odontología, también distinguida como un componente de la cirugía dental, que se ocupa de los implantes, es decir, los reemplazos de raíces dentales.. En términos generales, la implantología es una rama de la odontología que se ocupa del relleno de las caries dentales, la reconstrucción de huesos y tejidos blandos. Estos ocurren con mayor frecuencia como resultado de traumatismos o enfermedades de la cavidad oral, pero puede haber más razones para insertar implantes. La implantología utiliza herramientas y técnicas específicas. La implantología moderna puede hacer frente incluso a las caries graves.
La implantología se ocupa tanto de la complementación de las caries que perjudican las funciones del habla o de la masticación, como de los implantes que podríamos denominar cosméticos, si el defecto no limita el funcionamiento del paciente, sino que se convierte en causa de malestar o aislamiento social.
¿Qué es un implante dental?
Un implante dental es un tornillo de titanio que se atornilla en el hueso maxilar o la mandíbula.. Es para reemplazar la raíz del diente. También es una reconstrucción para la reconstrucción protésica: la colocación del implante por sí sola no es suficiente para reconstruir un arco dental completo. En la gran mayoría de los casos, el implante es el soporte de la corona de porcelana que se le coloca, aunque no es la única técnica que se puede utilizar.
tipos de implantes
Implantespueden tener diferentes formas de cono atornillado en el hueso, diferentes diámetros y diferentes alturas. Las diferencias entre los diferentes tipos son bastante arbitrarias y, desde el punto de vista del paciente, los diferentes tipos no difieren significativamente entre sí.
Por lo tanto, es necesario visitar a un especialista que, en base a un plan de tratamiento individual, seleccionará el tipo de implante adecuado y determinará cómo se pueden implantar. Es importante predecir en esta etapa cómo procederá el tratamiento posterior de ortodoncia o prótesis, porque la elección del implante también depende de ello.
Tratamientos de implantología en nuestro centro dental
El procedimiento de implantar el implante en las estructuras óseas existentes.
Esvariante básica de implantación de un implante dental. Para que el paciente pueda colocar un implante dental, el hueso que solía rodear la raíz debe estar sano y fuerte para brindar el soporte adecuado. Esto es problemático porque la estructura ósea puede debilitarse o atrofiarse parcialmente hasta en un 50 % dentro del año posterior a la extracción de la raíz del diente. El propio procedimiento de colocación de implantes permite detener los procesos de pérdida ósea.
Elevación de la parte inferior del seno - elevación del seno
Si las estructuras óseas en la parte lateral de la mandíbula no están completas,el fondo de la bahía está elevado. Es un procedimiento en el campo de la cirugía dental, que implica la introducción de material de injerto óseo en el seno debajo de la membrana de Schneider. Dentro de los 6 a 9 meses posteriores al procedimiento, el fondo elevado se estabiliza y se osifica nuevamente, y cuando se completa este proceso, se puede insertar un implante en el hueso. En ocasiones, el procedimiento de implantación se puede realizar inmediatamente después de la elevación del seno, pero esta posibilidad debe ser decidida por el implantólogo.
Injerto óseo
En el caso de una pérdida ósea extensa en el lugar del complemento del arco planeado con un implante, un cirujano-dentista experimentado puede sugeriruso de un injerto óseo. Tal procedimiento requiere una recolección del sitio no afectado y la transferencia del bloque al sitio del implante planeado. Gracias al uso de anestesia, el paciente no siente dolor durante el procedimiento, pero el período de recuperación, que dura varios meses, puede estar asociado con algunas molestias.
Pasarán varios meses antes de que un dentista especializado en implantología lo invite a la consulta final y la colocación del implante. Hacemos todo lo posible para garantizar que este procedimiento permanezca seguro en nuestra oficina, sin embargo, el paciente deberá familiarizarse con una cierta lista de contraindicaciones, que pueden deberse a antecedentes familiares, enfermedades pasadas o activas, así como a resultados incorrectos de las pruebas.
técnica de anillo
Esprocedimiento de injerto óseo con implantación inmediata, en el caso de defectos menores. Se toma un trozo de hueso en forma de toro (anillo). El orificio del anillo preparado se utilizará para la colocación del implante, que se realiza durante la misma visita. Al tratarse de un procedimiento único, el riesgo de complicaciones es limitado, y al ser también menor el área de operación, la comodidad del paciente es mayor.
Es importante destacar que la implantación con este método es posible si los análisis de sangre y el historial médico del paciente no indican un proceso de enfermedad en curso, la cavidad bucal del paciente generalmente está bien arreglada y el implantólogo decide que en una situación específica podrá tomar un fragmento de hueso que será lo suficientemente fuerte como para servir como fijación para un implante dental.
Higienización implantológica
Para poder disfrutar de sus implantes durante muchos años, es necesario limpiar regularmente sus estructuras que sobresalen a través de la encía. Gracias al uso de equipos modernos, el higienista de implantes se asegura de que no se desarrolle inflamación alrededor de los implantes.
Contraindicaciones para los procedimientos de implante
La lista de contraindicaciones para realizar procedimientos implantológicos en un paciente es bastante corta, sin embargo, también debe recordarse que el médico puede usar sus extensiones en relación con algunos métodos, principalmente más invasivos. Las contraindicaciones son absolutamente:
- el embarazo,
- edad menor de 17 años (a veces este umbral se establece más alto porque el criterio aquí es el estado de desarrollo óseo, no la edad per se);
- osteoporosis avanzada;
- trastornos hormonales no regulados o diabetes no controlada;
- trastornos de la coagulación.
Por supuesto, también se tienen en cuenta las contraindicaciones locales, es decir, las relacionadas con una mala salud bucodental (caries, placa y sarro, enfermedad de las encías).
¿Cómo prepararse para la cirugía de implantes dentales?
El relleno de cavidades en los dientes con implantes no requiere ninguna preparación especial. Debe consultar a su médico de antemano, realizar las pruebas recomendadas (cuya lista puede variar dependiendo de si son necesarios y qué procedimientos de implante adicionales) y garantizar una higiene bucal adecuada. A veces, será necesaria una consulta adicional con un especialista, pero esto debe considerarse más bien como una preparación temprana y no existen obligaciones adicionales por parte del paciente inmediatamente antes del procedimiento.
Antes de iniciar el procedimiento, el implantólogo evaluará la salud bucal e informará al paciente si es necesario posponer el procedimiento.
Procedimiento de postratamiento
En el caso de los procedimientos realizados por nuestros dentistas, el procedimiento posterior al tratamiento se reduce a una correcta higiene bucal y observación del sitio de tratamiento. El procedimiento en sí es prácticamente completamente indoloro, pero tiempo después puede aparecer una ligera hinchazón, que sólo requiere vigilancia.
Las visitas de seguimiento son parte del procedimiento posterior al tratamiento. Su fecha será acordada con el paciente individualmente, dependiendo de las necesidades de un paciente en particular y de acuerdo con el marco adoptado para un procedimiento determinado.
¿Son dolorosos los procedimientos de implantes dentales?
Se utiliza anestesia local durante el procedimiento. En algunos casos, es posible sentir una ligera molestia, pero en general es un procedimiento indoloro.
Puede ocurrir dolor de leve a moderado durante la cicatrización. Después de la colocación de los implantes, y más aún después de procedimientos más complejos, continúan los procesos naturales de curación y fusión. Si el dolor es muy fuerte se alivia con analgésicos básicos
Implantes - lista de precios
El costo de un implante dental dependerá de la extensión del procedimiento, la tecnología seleccionada y los procedimientos adicionales necesarios. Las valoraciones básicas se presentan en la siguiente tabla.
Implantología en HCentrum Gdańsk
Cirugía de implantes dentalesen HCentrum es la mejor manera de reemplazar los dientes perdidos y recuperar una hermosa sonrisa. Seleccionaremos los implantes dentales óptimos, prepararemos un plan de tratamiento detallado y llevaremos a cabo todo el procedimiento con los más altos estándares.
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FAQs
How long does a dental implant take to put in? ›
The procedure itself takes 1 to 2 hours and the healing time is 3 to 6 months. During this time the titanium alloy (the same material used in joint replacement) implant will heal around and merge with the surrounding bone tissue. No other load bearing medical implant has as rapid healing or recovery times.
How long is recovery from dental implant surgery? ›After 2 weeks, most patients are fully recovered. The implant site may feel slightly tender to the touch, but should feel completely healed and normal. The implant will continue to heal and bond with the jaw bone over the following 3-6 months, but the initial healing process will be over.
Are tooth implants safe? ›Dental implants can significantly improve the quality of life and the health of a person who needs them. However, complications may sometimes occur. Complications can occur soon after dental implant placement or much later. Some complications result in implant failure (usually defined as implant looseness or loss).
What is a dental implant made of? ›Dental implants can be made with stainless steel, gold, and cobalt-chromium. Each of these is durable and resistant to corrosion, but they do not have the same high success rates as titanium and zirconia dental implants.
How painful is dental implant surgery? ›With numbed nerves, you can expect not to feel any pain during your dental implant procedure. You may feel pressure at times, but it should not cause you discomfort. For patients who have anxiety with dental procedures, oral sedation is available.
How painful is one dental implant? ›A straightforward dental implant, for a patient with good bones and who does not need a lot of soft tissue surgery, has a pain level between two and three in the first 24 to 48 hours, which means over-the-counter medication like Tylenol or Advil will take care of any discomfort they are feeling.
How much does it cost to get a dental implant? ›First, every case is unique. In general, however, single dental implants cost $1,500 to $2,000 per implant. Not per procedure—but per implant. Some patients are only going to need a single implant, whereas others will need several because they're missing multiple teeth.
Can I drive myself home after dental implant surgery? ›If an SF patient's dental implant surgery required the use of a sleeping sedative, it is strongly recommended they do not drive or operate any type of heavy machinery for the next 24 hours after leaving the office. The patient should make arrangements for the ride home after the procedure.
How much do full mouth implants cost? ›Full Mouth Implants
The cost for this type of implant-supported dentures can vary from $7,000 to $90,000. The average cost for full mouth implants is about $34,000. A top or bottom set of dentures can cost about $3,500 to $30,000. Full mouth dental implants are strong and secure.
However, dental implants can cause complications, such as infections, gum recession, and nerve and tissue damage. A person should see their dental surgeon if they develop any worrying symptoms following DIS.
Do they put you to sleep for dental implants? ›
Patients are commonly sedated during dental implant surgery to protect against pain during this invasive procedure. Most patients are put under conscious sedation while local anesthesia is applied to the area of the mouth that is being worked on.
What are the negatives of dental implants? ›The risks and complications you are taking for dental implants include infection, damage to other teeth, delayed bone healing, nerve damage, prolonged bleeding, jaw fractures and more. If you are willing to take these risks, dental implants might be right for you.
What are the 4 types of implants? ›There are four types of dental implant restorations that can be used to replace missing teeth. These four types of restorations are called single tooth implants, implant supported dentures, full mouth acryllic (pmma), and full arch dental implants.
What type of dentist is best for implants? ›An oral surgeon is likely the safest option for dental implant placement, as they specialize in oral surgery. Therefore, anyone who is wary about the operation can feel assured that they are in good care by having an oral surgeon perform the operation.
Which dental implants are best? ›Titanium dental implants are the most common type of dental currently used. They have a long track history of success. Currently, they are the most versatile solution for restoring teeth as well. Their metal substructures and components allow for restoration of many challenging cases.
How long after dental implants can I eat normally? ›You will be able to eat normally about a week after your dental implant surgery, and a return to a regular diet should be gentle and easy. It will also be gradual during the first 12 hours after the procedure.
How should I sleep after dental implant? ›When it comes to sleeping position following dental surgery, it is a good idea to make sure to elevate the head. A good angle to achieve while sleeping is 45 degrees. You should sleep in the position for the first 36 to 48 hours following the surgery.
What are the 3 stages of dental implants? ›In general, there are three steps involved in the dental implant procedures. First, the implant itself is placed into the jawbone. Next, the abutment is added to the implant, which is where the artificial tooth will be connected. Finally, the prosthetic tooth, or crown, is placed onto the abutment.
Are implants worth it? ›Dental implants are stronger than your natural teeth and can withstand more pressure. Getting dental implants can also improve your oral health long term. Many patients with missing teeth find it difficult to properly clean their teeth once they shift out of alignment due to gaps in the mouth.
What is worse tooth extraction or implant? ›The pain that could be felt in both procedures depends on how well the procedure goes and the body system of the dental patients. People respond to pain differently. While tooth extraction might be very painful for some people, dental implants might be very easy and pain-free for some.
How many teeth are on a single implant? ›
An implant is rarely used to replace multiple teeth on its own, but it can be combined with another to replace up to six teeth. That means an implant on its own can support a max of three artificial teeth.
Can you eat nuts with dental implants? ›Dental implants will improve patient comfort so the foods that were too difficult to eat after tooth loss occurred, including nuts, apples, chips, and popcorn, can be consumed again.
Why is tooth implant so expensive? ›Time and expertise
Compared with other procedures, Dental implants take time. Most of the time, the procedure takes a few appointments to complete, usually with the healing time required between appointments. The cost of dental implants includes the time commitment of the dentist and the dental staff.
If you're only receiving 1-2 implants, you can expect an easier and shorter recovery, meaning you can return to work rather quickly. Conversely, if you're receiving more than a few implants, you should consider taking 1-2 days off work to allow swelling, bruising, discomfort, and other side effects to subside.
Can I take a shower after dental implant? ›Light to moderate exercise the day following surgery will help reduce swelling and help you feel well. Get up, move around, take a shower, and participate in normal activities as much as possible.
How long do whole mouth implants last? ›When the implant is maintained with good oral hygiene through proper brushing and flossing, it can last a lifetime. It is also important to complete regular dental check-ups and professional cleanings. A crown, however, typically lasts 10-15 years.
Are snap on dentures any good? ›Although the use of snap-in dentures has increased greatly in recent years, they're not expected to completely replace traditional dentures. They are an excellent option for many people, but others won't be able to tolerate them. A minority of implants are known to fail in the long-term.
Who should not get an implant? ›Certain pre-existing health conditions can cause slower healing and interfere with the dental implant fusing or integrating with the jaw bone. If you currently experience health conditions such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, or an autoimmune disease, this slower healing can cause the implant to fail.
Do you have to go without teeth before getting implants? ›The good news is that you don't need to be without your teeth while your dental implants heal, and there are options for temporary dental implant teeth. If you need implants to replace your molars, right at the back of your mouth, you might not need to have a temporary.
Which is better bridge or implant? ›However, dental implants are much more effective than bridges in the long run and are also better in terms of oral health. The fact that they usually last longer than bridges accounts for the high cost that is generally associated with implant surgery.
How long does pain last after tooth implant? ›
You May Experience Pain & Other Symptoms For Up To 7 Days
After about 3-7 days, you will likely still feel some pain and tenderness around the implant site. However, it should start to get less painful. You can usually return to work or school within 1-3 days after your surgery.
How Dental Implants Are Secured. Dental implants are small titanium rods that are surgically placed directly into the jawbone by a dental surgeon like one of our doctors. Once placed, the implants will eventually fuse to the bone and become permanently secured within the mouth.
What percentage of people have problems with dental implants? ›Dental implants have a high success rate, but some people experience dental implant failure. It's estimated that about 5 to 10 percent of dental implants fail, either shortly after a procedure or months or years later.
Which is better root canal or implant? ›If you've got longevity in mind, know that dental implants can last you for much longer than a root canal and crown. They have a low failure rate and can last decades with good care. With a root canal, you may still end up with your tooth failing or needing to replace crowns after five to 15 years.
Can dental implants cause problems years later? ›This procedure has a success rate, and the implants can last for a lifetime with proper care. However, occasionally, something may go wrong, and you can develop an infection years later. One of the most common dental implant complications is peri-implantitis, an infection that affects the gum tissue.
What size implants are most popular? ›The 350-400cc range is the most popular implant size range for women in the US as it is enough to make a visible difference, but it still appears natural and proportionate. For average-sized women, with average measurements, 300-400cc implant volumes are comparable to the size C cup bra.
How many teeth do all on 4 implants have? ›The four implants support a fixed prosthesis with 10 to 14 teeth, and it is placed immediately, typically within 24 hours of surgery.
How many implants do you need for 4 teeth? ›Replacing four or more teeth
If you have four consecutive missing teeth, we only need to place two implants which can then suspend two false bridge teeth between them.
For instance, a full mouth dental implant procedure — frequently referred to as full mouth crown and bridge implants — may require as many as 12 to 16 dental implants, or six to eight implants for the upper jaw and six to eight implants for the lower jaw.
Are implants stronger than teeth? ›The bite strength of a dental implant is generally 80- to 90-percent the strength of a natural tooth. If you've lived with dentures, bridges, or weak/diseased teeth for any period, you understand the importance of a firm bite.
Are dental implants easier on top or bottom? ›
The success rate for upper jaw implants is a little lower because the upper jaw is less dense than the lower jaw. This makes implantation more difficult for the oral surgeon, and more difficult for osseointegration (the process where the implant integrates with the jaw bone) to take place.
Can dental implants be done in one day? ›Luckily, one-day implants are possible to be fitted in just a day, and they can allow you to avoid the long and arduous traditional implant process. This will allow you to skip the lengthy osseointegration and wound healing process, as well as the several months of waiting in between.
Can you get a temporary tooth while waiting for an implant? ›While waiting for implants, temporary crowns may be a good choice. It is usually made of acrylic-based plastic, and the dentist will cement it in place. The crown offers an aesthetically pleasing option. It will appear like a real tooth, though the patient should be cautious about eating hard foods.
Can you drive after dental implant surgery? ›If you were asleep for your surgery, it will take some time for your alertness and coordination to return to normal. You may also experience some blurring of vision following anesthesia. For these reasons, we recommend that you do not drive or operate machinery for the first 24 hours after surgery.
What are reasons you can't get dental implants? ›Common Reasons Preventing You from Getting Dental Implants
While dental implants are a popular choice today, there are instances where you may not be able to get them. These reasons include gum disease, jaw bone structure, bruxism, pre-existing health conditions, and poor oral health.
Age limitations for dental implants are explained earlier, and teenagers without complete jawbone growth are the sole candidates considered unsuitable for dental implants. Anyone who is 70 would have attained total jawbone growth several years earlier.
How many teeth do you get with implants? ›An implant is rarely used to replace multiple teeth on its own, but it can be combined with another to replace up to six teeth. That means an implant on its own can support a max of three artificial teeth.
How many teeth do you need for implants? ›If you are missing just one tooth, your dentist in Allen will place a single implant into the jawbone. After the implant has bonded with the tissue around it, you will receive a crown to replace the top portion of the lost tooth. A single dental implant can also be used to replace two adjacent teeth.
How do you sleep after a dental implant? ›Following oral surgery, we recommend that you sleep with your head and shoulders propped up above your heart level. Add an extra pillow or two to your bed or to the place where you will be resting. If you have a recliner, this is also an excellent way to keep your head elevated.
How long after dental implants can I eat? ›Typically, it takes about one week for patients to return to regular eating habits after dental implant surgery. But if you are a fast healer, you may be able to return to some solid (but not firm or crunchy) foods 24 – 48 hours after surgery. Food consumed during healing should still be easy to chew.