Dental implants are artificial teeth replacements that are fixed securely in place. The procedure involves surgically inserting a metal alloy or frame into the jawbone beneath the gums to serve as a substitute for the lost natural tooth root. This method of tooth replacement is efficient, long-lasting, and provides the closest sensation to natural teeth.
Dental implants can be performed on anyone who has lost their natural teeth, regardless of age. Even elderly individuals can undergo the procedure. Dental implants not only help restore teeth to their original state but also improve speech and chewing ability.
The materials used for dental implants are typically grade 4 titanium alloy (medical-grade), which has been extensively researched and proven to be safe and compatible with human tissue. It possesses strength, durability, withstands chewing forces, and maintains its shape well. It is a trusted medical material known for its high safety standards.
The materials used for dental implants are typically grade 4 titanium alloy (medical-grade), which has been extensively researched and proven to be safe and compatible with human tissue. It possesses strength, durability, withstands chewing forces, and maintains its shape well. It is a trusted medical material known for its high safety standards.
Step 1: A dentist will conduct an oral health examination and X-ray to assess the condition of the jawbone above the gums to determine if it is suitable for dental implantation. If it is insufficient, bone grafting may be necessary to provide enough bone support for the implants.
Step 2: The surgical procedure involves inserting the titanium implant fixture into the bone, followed by stitching the incision. The stitches will be removed after 14 days of the surgery.
Step 3: It takes approximately 3-4 months for upper teeth and 2-3 months for lower teeth to fully integrate and become strong enough for normal use. During this time, it is recommended to consume soft foods that aid in the implants rapid integration with the jawbone.
Step 4: The patient will get a dental impression done, and the dental impression materials are sent to the dental laboratory to create the dental crown.
Step 5: After approximately 7-14 days, the dentist will place the dental crowns, which will have a beautiful and natural appearance, and they will function effectively.
At Phyathai 2 hospital, we offer 3 levels of sedation for patients who have an anxiety
It is important to pay special attention to cleaning the implant area and the surrounding gums after dental implantation. Using dental floss is recommended to effectively remove food debris. Regular dental check-ups should be conducted at least twice a year.
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By relying on data in the surgical robot that millions and millions of joint models from several countries have been compiled, after inputting the patients information, a computer will generate 3D images of the patients knee on the screen. Then the surgeon will be able to rotate and view the image from every angle of the surgical site. After having a clear view of the full picture, the entire surgery will proceed smoothly and precisely.
At the same time, the robot will give warnings and control instruments from moving outside of the planned surgical site. In addition, because of the devices effectiveness that allows for up to 0.5 millimeters of surgical precision, the surgeon can adjust and realign instruments by up to 0.5 degrees. This increases surgical precision and reduces complications from injuries while drastically reducing the surgical time. As a result, the patient also recovers more quickly.
Furthermore, the computer can produce results and measure the surgical outcome right away, therefore the surgeon can realign the knee joint more suitably for the patient, which will benefit the patient after the patient returns to normal living after the surgery.