DUBAI DENTAL IMPLANTS

Dental implants are small titanium posts that replace missing tooth roots. They are placed in your jawbone during a minor surgical procedure performed in the dental office. Following the placement of the implant in your jawbone, a completely lifelike porcelain tooth crown is attached. In some cases, the implant must fuse with the bone for several months before it can be permanently crowned; in others, you can have new (temporary) teeth the same day your implants are placed.

Implants can be used to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or all of your teeth (View Examples). You need not even require a single implant to replace each missing tooth. As few as two implants are required to support a removable lower denture, whereas as few as four implants are required to provide a complete set of permanent top or bottom teeth.

The majority of patients tolerate dental implant surgery quite well. Postoperative discomfort is typically manageable with over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen or OTC pain medicines. Additionally, ice can be beneficial.

Implants cannot be rejected strictly speaking because they do not include living cells or genetically coded material. They are totally biocompatible due to the titanium used in their construction, and allergies are quite unusual. However, an implant may fail to integrate with the jawbone if it becomes infected due to poor dental hygiene or if it is subjected to biting pressures too soon. This is an extremely rare occurrence; implants often achieve success rates in excess of 95%.

As dental implants have become the gold standard of treatment, an increasing number of insurance companies and policies now cover some of these services. We have a competent team that will gladly investigate your policy and process your claim submission as soon as your services are given.

Tooth loss inevitably results in bone loss, necessitating a more involved therapy in the future. Additionally, you will need to have your detachable prosthesis or denture modified, relined, or even replaced on a periodic basis. The connectors on a partial will drag on neighbouring teeth, impairing your chewing abilities. Additionally, subsequent denture adhesives and cleansers will incur costs. Your denture will cause discomfort and agony and may aggravate your problem as your jawbone deteriorates.

Our patients report significant improvements in their ability to chew foods and are now able to chew and eat foods they were unable to chew or eat prior to implant placement.

No, there is no such thing as being too old. Patients over the age of 90 have benefited from implant-supported restorations to replace loose partials and full dentures, and the most frequently heard statement is "I wish I had done this sooner!" They are benefiting from improved chewing, speaking, and overall quality of life.

Our patients report that there is little to no discomfort and little to no swelling related with implant insertion. For people who prefer not to be conscious throughout the surgery, general anesthesia is accessible.

In many circumstances, implants can be put and a temporary tooth created concurrently with the tooth extraction. In certain circumstances, the implants are inserted first and must heal for several months before the final tooth is placed. Dental implants typically take three months to properly integrate with your bone in the lower jaw and six months in the upper jaw. However, because each person heals differently, Dr. Alijanian and our team will continuously monitor your progress. We are totally committed to the care that we deliver in our office.

You will not be without replacement teeth for an extended period of time. If the implants are not provisionalized immediately with temporary teeth, you may be fitted with a temporary prosthesis. If your teeth were already missing, you may continue to wear your removable prosthesis during the healing time with minor alterations for your comfort.

Yes, you will still need to see your dentist on a regular basis for hygiene purposes. Maintaining good dental health is critical.

They typically last longer than traditional dental work, as long as you take excellent care of them with daily cleaning, just as you would with your real teeth (floss, brush, etc.). Implants can last a lifetime if properly maintained and oral health is maintained.

Human beings are "gifted" with two distinct sets of teeth: baby teeth and permanent/adult teeth. When one or more permanent teeth are lost due to dental decay or gum disease, dental implants can now be used to replace them as the third set of fixed teeth! Dental implants can last a lifetime and can significantly improve your appearance, confidence, and ability to eat the foods you enjoy and lead an active lifestyle without having to worry about your teeth. Dental implants are titanium and will never degrade!

As with any small oral surgical operation, there is a risk of infection, inflammation, and pain, but your prosthodontist will discuss how to control these risks in your particular circumstance. If there is insufficient bone available to insert the implant, bone and gum grafting procedures may be necessary, increasing the cost of your surgery. However, the initial expenditure may be worthwhile in the long run.