Front Tooth Implants
Many accidents and injuries may cause bone damage, bruising or fractures for a person, but all of these gradually improve. Only if a person loses one of the front teeth is there no better alternative than a front tooth implant. In a person’s smile, the upper and front teeth are very visible and most of all the teeth are damaged. In addition, the need to replace a fallen tooth in front of the face is beyond aesthetics. After one or more teeth fall out, the other lateral teeth begin to loosen or tilt toward the hollow section, and in addition, the bones, jaws, and gums begin to decay. Implantation of the front tooth implant will prevent many of these cases. Replacing the front tooth with a dental implant will reduce many of the structural problems of tooth loss
Benefits of front tooth implants: In the past, when a person lost one of his or her front teeth, his or her alternatives were limited to a dental bridge or a dental bridge or a denture or flipper. But today, dental implants will give you benefits that none of the previous ones give you.
A dental bridge requires a number of teeth on the same side as the empty space to make the crown fit well. The problem with this condition is that the dental bridge changes other teeth permanently. But dental implants do not harm other teeth at all in these cases.
Dental implants prevent the breakdown of your jawbones and gums and increase the level of health of your mouth and teeth and of course, bring you a younger appearance.
Dental implants replace both the root and the crown of your tooth, and as a result, in addition to being more stable, you will also have more chewing power.
Dental implants will last well if you follow good oral hygiene and healthy eating habits.
Since the appearance of implant teeth is very natural, you will have more confidence in smiling and eating and you will have a more beautiful smile design.
Who can implant their front teeth?: When it comes to dental implants in the anterior jaw area, one of the common considerations remains the quality and quantity of the jaw bone. Dental implants require a considerable amount of jaw bone for adequate stability, but naturally, there is not much bone in the front of the jaw similar to the back of the jaw.
To begin with, the implant specialist takes a picture of the front of your jaw and may strengthen the front of the jaw with bone again before starting the procedure. This helps the dentist ensure that your dental implant has adequate support in the jawbone and lasts a long time in the mouth. In addition, to increase the success rate of a person’s medical history, his or her overall oral health and eating habits are examined. These include smoking and having healthy gums because the success rate of implants in non-smokers is at least 95%, but implants for smokers drop to 85%. The reason for this importance goes back to the process of healing and fusion of the implant because with smoking, the healing process of the tissue occurs slowly and the rejection rate increases.
Even with these stringent considerations, dental implants work well for many people, and when a person loses a front tooth, front tooth implants are the best alternative.
Duration of front tooth implants: Dental implants are traditionally performed in two stages. The first step is to insert the titanium section into the client’s jaw. Before any other procedure, the person’s jaw is first given a few weeks or even months to heal well with the implant, and then the next part is installed. The problem with this method is that it is time-consuming. In another method, before each operation, a three-dimensional scan is taken from the mouth, teeth, and jaw area, and according to the mold and scan of the person’s mouth, a dental implant is prepared and placed in the person’s mouth in one step. With this technique, despite the higher cost, it saves more time and is quite accurate due to the existence of 3D scanning.
Is front dental implant surgery painful?: Although the word surgery creates a negative connotation in the mind of the listener and viewer, the fact is that in the beginning the person receives local anesthesia. An incision is then made in the gums and jawbone to place the titanium portion of the implant. Then, by preparing a 3D scan, the exact location of this part in the jaw is determined. The titanium section is then placed and the surface covered for several months to fully heal and prepare for the next step. Therefore, according to these cases, you should be careful that the anesthetic anesthetizes the nerves around the implanted area and you will not feel any pain during the implant placement.
