Because this technology allows you to have new permanent teeth in one day. This new procedure can guarantee you a new set of false teeth in just one day and that you can use them normally immediately after the procedure is complete.
Even if a bone graft (bone addition) would normally have been required to place traditional implants and crowns, we can avoid this step by using the special Fast & Fixed system fast implants. The result? A fully functional set of new teeth!
Following your initial examination, our Fast Dental Implant Specialist will determine if you are suitable for Fast & Fixed dental implants. When compared to traditional dental implants Fast & Fixed implants are less invasive and can be used even after years of wearing traditional dentures with associated jaw erosion. Before the operation we will explain the procedure very clearly to give you a clear idea of how your new teeth will look and function. If you are suitable for total dental rehabilitation treatment, on the day of the implant insertion operation, the implantologist will place the 4 or 6 dental implants (all-on-4/all-on-6) and after a few hours the new teeth will be fitted onto the implants. New teeth in one day with fast dental implants!
Fast & Fixed medical dental implant treatment is also an excellent alternative for total rehabilitation if the patient suffers from total edentulism (missing teeth on the arches). In these cases, with Fast & Fixed Fast Implants, total dental rehabilitation treatments can be carried out using the All-on-4/All-on-6 system. The implants are placed in the jaw in such a way that the full dentures can be successfully fixed even if the natural structures of the jaw have been eroded after years of wearing conventional dentures.
Through the surgical procedure of inserting a dental implant, the natural root of the lost tooth is completely replaced with a screw-like medical device. The dental implant thus replaces damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth that look and function just like real ones. Dental implant surgery can provide a welcome alternative to ill-fitting dentures or bridges, and can provide an option when the lack of natural tooth roots does not allow the construction of a denture or dental bridge to replace teeth.
Dental implants are surgically placed in the jawbone, where they serve as roots for missing teeth. Because the high-purity titanium used to make the implants fuses with your jawbone, the implants don't slip, make noise or cause bone damage like a fixed bridge or denture might.
The way in which dental implant surgery is performed depends on the type of implant chosen by your implantologist and the condition of your jaw. The operation itself may in some cases involve several surgical sub-procedures. The main benefit of a dental implant is that it provides a solid support for your new teeth. The surgical procedure to insert an implant will be followed by a phase where you wait for the bone to heal around the implant. Because this bone healing takes time, the process can take several months.
To control pain, anaesthesia options during surgery include local anaesthesia, sedation or general anaesthesia. You will discuss the best option for you with your Dental Garant implant specialist. The Dental Garant medical team will educate you about eating and drinking prior to surgery, possible restrictions depending on the type of anesthesia you need. If you are given sedation or general anesthesia, you need to make sure you have someone to help you on your way home after surgery. After the operation you should make sure that you are free from any burdens so that you can rest for the rest of the day.
The surgical procedure to insert a dental implant is usually an outpatient procedure performed in stages, with healing times between procedures. The process of placing a dental implant involves several steps:
The whole process can take several months from start to finish. Much of this time is devoted to healing the bone. Depending on your situation, the specific procedure performed or the materials used, certain steps can sometimes be combined.
You may need painkillers or antibiotics after dental implant insertion surgery. If swelling, discomfort or any other problem worsens in the days after the operation, you should contact your oral implantologist immediately.
After each stage of surgery, you will need to eat soft foods while the surgical site heals. Typically, your surgeon will use bioabsorbable sutures that dissolve on their own. If the sutures don't dissolve on their own, your doctor will schedule a session to remove them.
You can help your dental implants last over time if you follow these tips:
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