Dental implants in Chicago is a recent development in medical technology for the treatment of tooth loss. A titanium tooth is implanted in the toothless area of your jawbone without even affecting the adjacent teeth like with a denture. Your teeth activate the surrounding bone with each bite. This preserves the bone but when a tooth is lost, the bone is not stimulated and begins to shrink away. Dental implants help in keeping this bone undamaged and can prevent both bone loss and shrinkage of gum tissues. In addition, dental implants preserve the jawbone in a better manner as a dental implant replaces the root structure of the missing tooth. A dental implant is an advanced technology so they are much easier to clean,as compared to a bridge and they can not affect the cavities like a bridge. Dental Implant Procedures The procedure starts after thorough diagnosis of the patient and planning what kind of treatment suits as various treatments are available on different kind of jaws. A recipient jaw is prepared with the same size and shape as the implant is created in the jawbone with drilling instruments. The implant is inserted into the site prepared. Usually, a jawbone requires 3 to 6 months as a healing period to fuse with the implant. The jawbone has different densities in different areas †the denser the bone, the shorter the healing period. After this healing period, the prosthesis is constructed over the implant and the treatment comes to an end. Usually, a straightforward implant treatment takes about 4 to 7 months to complete. Longer periods are required for complex situation such as cases requiring bone grafting. Benefits of dental implants - It can treat the cases which are untreatable with conventional methods. - It prevents further resorption of the jawbone following tooth loss. - It restores the chewing function. - It avoids cutting down and overloading the natural teeth that can occur with conventional means of replacing tooth loss. - It helps regain the patient’s self-esteem and confidence - It functions better than conventional dental bridges and dentures. - It gives better results with healthy teeth and healthy gums.
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