Proceduri pentru inserarea implantelor
Removable Overdentures
If your dentures are uncomfortable, and denture adhesive is bothersome, our removable denture solution may be the right one for you.
A removable denture is another form of a dental implant supported denture, but is removable for cleaning, similar to your current dentures. Unlike your current removable dentures, this dental implant supported denture is secured to dental implants, thereby eliminating the need for denture adhesives.
This removable denture is a complete dentures alternative, that “snaps” on to only two dental implants. When in place, a dental implant supported denture will look and function very much as your natural teeth did.
STEP-BY-STEP COURSE OF TREATMENT
Examination Visit:
The first step is to visit your dentist for an examination and to discuss your individual solution options.The first step to your new teeth is an examination of your current situation by your dentist. Then, you and your dentist can determine which solution works best for you.
Preparation Phase:
The second step is the preparation phase, wherein your dentist will plan the next steps of the process. Here, your dentist is gaining insight into how your dental implants will be placed. Your dentist may also optimize your existing denture, or in some cases fabricate a new one.Your dentist will take x-rays to see how your jawbone looks. Often an impression will be taken of your current teeth and jawbone. Your may also optimize your existing denture, or in some cases fabricate a new one.
Implant Placement Visit:
In this step, your dentist will place your dental implants.Under the process, you'll undergo the following:
- You'll receive local anesthesia
- Your dentist will place your dental implants
Enjoying Your New Smile!
Several more visits to the dentist are required prior to receiving your final denture.A removable full denture that is connected to either a ball or bar attachment, which in turn is anchored on two or more implants in the front part of the jaw.
The implants help keep the denture in place and provide better function and comfort. Cost is usually the reason why this solution is chosen over a fixed bridge – although the end result can't be compared.
After your dentist has determined that your gums have sufficiently healed, you'll return to have your final denture fitted and placed. Your dentist will ensure that your bite is correct and you're pleased with the results.
