What is a dental implant?

 Some people may lose their teeth for any reason. A dental implant or fixture is placed in place of the lost root the same size as the root of that person's tooth. Fixtures are pieces in the size of natural teeth. These fixtures are made with great care to look completely natural.

Two main parts of implants: Fixture and Abutment
The part that is placed inside the jaw bone is called Fixture and the crown part that is placed above the gums is called Abutment.
It is placed on the abutment of the prosthesis or the implant cover. The base material of the implant is titanium. Since the titanium in the implants is completely compatible with the jawbone, the implants do not cause slippage, noise or bone damage.
What are the advantages of dental implants?

·         Increase beauty
Using dental implants can compensate for the lost beauty and restore your self-confidence.

·         High speed of planting
Dental implants are one of the fastest ways to replace missing teeth.

·         Long life
One of the advantages of dental implants that has made it a popular method among patients and doctors is its long life. The longevity of implants is such that if you follow oral hygiene correctly, it can be effective for you until the end of your life.

Maintaining oral health
The stability of the implant
Complications and risks of dental implants
Choosing a dental implant specialist can significantly reduce the complications and risks of dental implants. In addition to this, observing oral and dental hygiene is another factor that can get rid of dental implant complications as quickly as possible. Among the risks and complications of dental implants, the following can be mentioned:
Infection at the implant site
Possible damage to other teeth
Nerve damage that can cause pain, numbness, tingling in a person's gums, lips, and chin.
Sinus problems occur when dental implants placed in the upper jaw protrude through one of your sinus cavities.
How much does a dental implant cost?
The cost and price of the dental implant depends on the dental conditions of the person. This price will be determined by the implant specialist after the visit. There are many factors that determine the price of dental implants. Among the factors that can be mentioned:

·         It is done by a specialist or general practitioner.

·         Need a bone graft or not

·         The need for a sinus lift

·         Implant brand
Summary
Dental implants are a permanent method for missing teeth. Fortunately, today, with the widespread use of dental implants, people no longer have to worry about losing their teeth and do not go for artificial teeth anymore. Placing implants in the mouth does not cause any problems for the user and the person can use them for the rest of his life without any problems.

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