Dental and Implantology Center

A dental implant or dental anchor is an artificial root, usually made of titanium, zirconia or highly resistant polymer, which is inserted firmly into the jawbone. The dental implant acts as the root of a natural tooth and can support the dental prosthesis or tooth attached. This medical device is a kind of screw inserted into the maxillary or mandible and intended to create an anchor capable of receiving a removable or fixed dental prosthesis. Dental implants, well placed and well maintained, can last a lifetime. They are produced of resistant metal, very well tolerated by the body and are implanted firmly in the jawbone.

Masticatory difficulties following the loss of teeth lead to a deterioration of digestion, which results in a decrease in the absorption of vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber, protein and an increase in fat and cholesterol. Dental implantology can provide a solution to this problem and enhance the patient's life on many levels. Prostheses on dental implants have better functionality, are more comfortable and discreet than removable dentures, they also preserve the jaw and keep healthy existing teeth. The dental implant has a lifespan and its stability allows normal chewing and a sense of belonging as a natural tooth. The multiple benefits of this dental solution justify the amount to be disbursed.

The dental implant transmits chewing forces to the bone as a natural root. The goal of implanting a dental implant is to restore the function of the tooth and to enable patients to improve their quality of life. Dental implants remain the solution of choice to replace natural teeth and their success rate is excellent. These different benefits are the reasons why more and more people choose dental implants.

An in-depth examination and a complete analysis will be done during the first consultation appointment. A three-dimensional (3D) X-ray is taken to assess the quality and bone quantity available for the dental implants placement. Then, the detailed information of the dental implant will be explained to you during the consultation to make sure that you understand all the implications of this treatment. A dental surgeon specializing in dental implants will ensure the installation. In addition, the placement of dental implants is done with local anesthesia, to prevent patients from feeling pain. A mild sedative may also be given if necessary. Dental implants give the impression of having real teeth. You will benefit from additional advantages with a dental implant since your dentition will be: renewed, very esthetic and solid. Dental implants will allow you to eat whatever you want, with incomparable and lasting comfort.

If you are in good health, your gums are healthy and the bone base of your jaw is sufficient to support an dental implant; dental implants may be indicated. A bone graft can also be used to increase the bone mass in your jaw if it has decreased or has not developed normally. Several items will be analyzed by your dentist or dental specialist, beforehand, in order to evaluate if you are a candidate for a dental implant with the following requirements: a sufficient bone mass, a functional jaw occlusion, healthy nerves and a good general medical condition and life habits.

A single unit dental implant will be the solution to fill the gap of a missing tooth. In comparison, the single unit dental implant is rooted in the jaw while the partial denture rests on the remaining gums and teeth. With the single unit dental implant, there is no friction or movement on the gum. If you opt for this option, you will be able to chew food properly, with little restriction. The dental implant does not influence the mastication of food. On a daily basis, you should not feel discomfort or pain. The single unit dental implant is an absolute advantage to fill a space in the dentition.