Dental Implants Service & Implant Dentistry

An implant is a man-made replacement for the natural tooth root which allows a person to return to non-removable teeth or a more secure dental restoration. In this procedure, the adjacent tooth remains intact. There are several types of dental implants to suit our specific needs. Implants can be divided into two basic groups. One that is inserted into the bone and those that are placed over the bone. In both these instances, implants are placed under the tissues and extend into the mouth.

Know Dental Implants

Dental Implants are metal screws placed into the jaw bone. They act as anchors for a set of false teeth. Dental Implants are today’s best alternative to natural teeth. They are tooth replacements that allow you to function more normally than conventional dentures and bridges. They can be the foundation for greatly improved smiles and overall facial appearance.

Dental Implants are the best alternative to healthy natural teeth because they are a safe long-lasting solution. Dental Implants can give back patients their confident smile and maximum comfort in biting. The benefits are improved aesthetics, the ability to eat comfortably and a clean, healthy oral environment for the patient.

Dental Implants are small prosthetic posts that are placed into the bone of the upper or lower jaw. They act as replacements for the root portion of lost natural teeth and also serve as an anchor for replacement teeth. Teeth restored on Dental Implants look and feel exactly like natural teeth – in fact, no-one (probably other than dentists) will be able to tell the difference. Dental Implants are appropriate for almost anyone who is currently missing teeth or is at risk of losing teeth.

Dental Implants In One Hour

It is now possible to have dental implants and new, fully functioning teeth in just one session. Traditionally, the implant procedure required at least two steps. The first step involves placing the implant, which was left from three to six months to heal and integrate with the jawbone. During the healing period, the patient was given a temporary prosthesis until the permanent crown could be placed.

But now, because of advances in modern dentistry, it is possible to have the implant placed in one whole piece in one single session. Ther new method simplifies the procedure significantly for patients. The key is computer-assisted precise placement of the implants. When the dental implant fits the surgical site precisely, there is no need to wait for bone to grow in to fill the discrepancies.

Prior to the surgery, Dr. Veejay Deshpandey and master dental implant technician will make your teeth. Then, when you come in for your next appointment, your Teeth in an Hour will be ready to be inserted in the same appointment that your surgery takes place. You can try out your new teeth with a light meal in the evening.

Teeth-In-An-Hour most dramatically benefits patients whose teeth are loose and unsightly, but because of fear have neglected dental treatment. These patients enjoy the removal of decay and bacteria from their mouths as well as the joy of new self-esteem.

Other candidates include patients who have struggled with wearing dentures, patients who have suffered bone loss through periodontal disease, those with congenitally missing teeth, or those who lost teeth in a traumatic accident.