1、Am I suitable for planting and restoration？

generally, a healthy person who can undergo tooth extraction and oral surgery can consider implant restoration. Some patients with special chronic diseases, such as diabetes, uncontrolled heart disease and hypertension, blood disease, osteoporosis and patients who need radiotherapy after Oral cancer surgery, are not suitable for immediate implant restoration. In addition, patients who cannot maintain good oral hygiene conditions such as smoking and alcohol abuse should not undergo implant restoration. However, it should be pointed out that implant dentures are not limited by age, so that many elderly patients who suffer from missing teeth can finally enjoy the benefits of the successful technology of implants. Before implantation, dentists need to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the patient's physical condition before formulating a treatment plan that is suitable for the patient.

2、Will dental implants be as sturdy and durable as real teeth？

Research has shown that many implant teeth are actually more stable than nature teeth, and implant teeth are currently the best solution for missing teeth. Compared to removable dentures, implant teeth achieve 100% chewing efficiency recovery. The emergence of dental implants allows patients with missing teeth to finally enjoy the fun of delicious food. According to research by Swedish scholars, among thousands of patients with implants, they are still sturdy after 20 to 30 years of normal use, making them a very reliable treatment for missing teeth.

3、How to maintain implant teeth？

Regular maintenance is required. Generally, the maintenance of the tissue around the implant should be done once every three to six months. Daily home maintenance should be done in the same way as periodontal tissue. Maintenance tools include soft brush, floss, and tepe brush. If necessary, flat or conical Electric toothbrush can be used; to maintain cleanliness and health of the surrounding tissues of dental implants.

4、What examinations should be performed before implantation surgery？

Implant surgery not only requires a comprehensive understanding of the patient's medical history and health status, but also necessary systemic and comprehensive oral examinations, such as taking panoramic X-rays and CT scans, and blood routine examination, etc.

Even the bone and bone mass in the missing tooth area need to be checked to determine whether it is suitable for surgery, in order to formulate a treatment plan and determine implant type and how to implant.

Therefore, not all hospitals have the corresponding conditions for implant surgery. This is a very safe surgery, but due to some clinics do not have the suitable conditions to reluctantly perform it, various problems often arise. And Increased risk of surgery.

5、Can I eat immediately after the implant surgery is completed？

If it is a microport implant surgery, due to the smaller incision, it is possible to eat normally, but the food should be not too hot or too hard. You should also rinse mouth with mouthwash after meals to maintain oral hygiene, and take antibiotics orally to prevent infection.

If it is a standard implant surgery, do not brush your teeth within 24 hours and rinse mouth with clean water. You can eat and drink in moderation within 2 hours after surgery, and do not overheat your food.

Simple implant surgery (with a small number of implants, short surgical time, and good patient recovery) requires oral antibiotics after surgery, while complex implant surgery requires intravenous antibiotics to prevent infection.

6、What is the microport implant？

Microport implant is the application of Microport technology to the field of implant It uses a small incision (3-4 mm) to put the artificial implant into the oral cavity, breaking away from the traditional steps of dental implant incision, flipping up the pulp, suturing, and thread removal, and minimizing trauma. It is a widely used implant method internationally.

However, Microport implant is mainly suitable for situations where the mandible is relatively intact and there is no alveolar bone defect. If there is a defect or severe atrophy of the alveolar bone, standard implant surgery and bone grafting surgery must be performed. The gingival should be opened and flipped to observe the anatomical structure of the alveolar bone to determine the surgical plan.

7、How long can implant teeth  be used？

A successful implant teeth, if properly maintained, can last for at least 20 years, or even a lifetime. Therefore, there is the theory of the third set of teeth. The patient who the first implant surgery had their implant teeth preserved for 40 years.

It is also related to the materials of implants. The more the surface treatment structure of implant is conducive to the growth of bone cells and the better the Histocompatibility the more reasonable the use, the longer the storage time. Of course, It is also closely related to the treatment and implementation of implant surgery.

8、Is artificial implants harmful to the human body？

Artificial implants are mainly made of 99.5% titanium alloys, with good biocompatibility. At present, many artificial bones use this material, and no toxic or side effects have been found on the human body.