Did you know that Dental Implants have exited from the Mayan times, i.e.: around 600 A.D? However, it is during the last 2 decades that dental implants have brought about a complete change in the concept of tooth replacement. A lot of scientific discovery, research and application of dental implants have taken place in clinical practice.
A dental implant is actually root replacement, where it becomes anchored in the bone of the jaw, which was previously occupied by a tooth or teeth.
Dental Implants : Planning the procedure
Dental health professionals need expertise in planning the procedure to ensure safe surgical placement and crown fabrication. It also requires teamwork between you, your dentist, an implant surgeon and dental technician.
A dental implant is actually root replacement. It anchors in the bone of the jaw in place of the missing tooth or teeth. The latest implants fuse into the bone. Dental implant is mostly made of commercially pure titanium. This is because the body does not reject titanium. This is the reason why it is also known as being osteophilic (bone loving). Because it is essentially a biochemical fusion of living bone cells and bone substance to an oxide layer that forms on the surface of the titanium. In addition, they do not decay and are quite free from any kind of gum disease.
Dental Implant Design - Research and Development
As a result of constant research and use in clinics have modified implant designs. Now the implants are acid etched and sandblasted nanotech surfaces. Consequently, this improves the degree of integration to the bone, even where bone quality is less dense.
Secondly the teeth in different parts of the mouth are designed differently to handle different functions. Also,the connections from implants to crowns make the teeth look perfectly natural as they emerge from the gum tissues to look exactly like the original teeth. Furthermore, crowns directly connects to the implants by small invisible screws in the back non-visible parts of the teeth or the dentist cements it over the tooth like regular crowns.
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