Implantation for life
Sometimes we find ourselves in a situation where we lose one or more teeth for various reasons. It is important to understand that the loss of even one tooth can trigger a chain of processes that affect the entire structure of our dental system. You may already know that when a tooth is missing, neighboring teeth begin to shift, and the bones and gums in the area can begin to thin and lose their volume and density.
With the development of implantation methods and based on clinical observations, clear conclusions have been reached. To ensure the stability of the implant and prevent bone loss, when installing an implant, the surgeon must restore not only the volume of bone tissue around it, but also take care of the soft tissues by growing the gum. Thus, a seemingly simple procedure for installing an implant turns into a complex operation in which tissue handling skills are very important. If all manipulations are performed correctly, this allows you to stop the process of bone recession and provides reliable protection of the implant from bacteria in the oral cavity thanks to the thick gum. These two factors together create the conditions for the longevity of the implant and crown.
Our team of experts pay special attention to the preservation of your implants and are committed to ensuring that you enjoy your new teeth for the rest of your life.
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