Implant Treatment
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What type of implant procedures are there?
As you go through the process of getting a new smile, there are two main treatment procedures available.
Your dentist will advise you which option will work for you depending on the amount of bone and type of procedure you need.
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OPTION 1
Standard treatment
Procedure
The standard treatment procedure is followed should you not be a candidate for an immediate treatment procedure. This could be due to you requiring additional dental procedures before implant placement. This can include tooth extractions, bone grafting, or gum disease treatment to ensure a healthy foundation for the implants.
Duration of treatment:
The entire treatment process can take several months.
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Standard treatment procedure
Throughout each procedure, your dentist will monitor your progress and ensure proper healing.
Post implant placement check-up(s) will be scheduled to assess the success of the implant. It’s important to know that each case is unique, so the specifics and duration of the procedure may vary based on factors like bone quality and additional treatments needed.
OPTION 2
Immediate treatment
Procedure
The immediate treatment procedure for dental implants, also known as same-day implants or immediate loading implants, is an alternative approach that allows for faster completion of the treatment. It involves placing the implant and attaching a temporary crown or denture on the same day, without the need for a healing period before the final restoration. However, not all patients are suitable candidates for immediate treatment, as it depends on factors such as bone quality and stability.
Duration of treatment:
The entire treatment process can range from 1 day to 1 month.
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Option 2
Immediate treatment procedure
Throughout each procedure, your dentist will monitor your progress and ensure proper healing.
Post implant placement check-up(s) will be scheduled to assess the success of the implant. It’s important to know that each case is unique, so the specifics and duration of the procedure may vary based on factors like bone quality and additional treatments needed.