According to the ADA (American Dental Association), there are currently two noteworthy dental implant placement techniques:

Technique 1: the condition where jaw bone volume was lost, therefore not suitable for implant placement.

In cases where tooth (or teeth) has been lost for a long time, as a result a lot of jaw bone was lost, decreasing bone volume below 6mm in height and 3mm in diameter, dental implant placement cannot be performed right away but jaw bone transplant must first be performed.

Technique 2: the condition where jaw bone volume is sufficient, therefore suitable for implant placement.

Step 1: visit the dentist for advices.

Step 2: Taking diagnostic images using CBCT OP300 to identify the condition of the tooth’s root.

Step 3: Sterilize and anesthetize the implant placement area.

Step 4: Perform dental implant placement and apply a temporary crown.

Step 5: Wait for a period of time after the implant placement to apply cosmetic crown. Schedule periodic check-up visits.

If you lost a tooth, multiple teeth or all the teeth on a jaw, advanced technology dental implant placement is undeniably the optimal solution. Video demonstrating dental implant placement technique DENTAL IMPLANT TIME REQUIREMENT AND PLACEMENT TECHNIQUE According to the ADA (American Dental Association), there are currently two noteworthy dental implant placement techniques: Technique 1: […]