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Implant Prosthodontics: Challenges, complications, and Treatment

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Prosthodontics is a specialty that considers the replacement of the missing teeth and other associated structures by restorations which are somehow attached to dental implants. It is good to know that crowns, bridges, and dentures are not the only option when it comes to replacing teeth which are missing.  For many patients, dental implants create a natural smile that looks and feels perfec t. Placed surgically below the gums, dental implants fuse to the jaw and they are ready to serve as a base for the replaced teeth.  Important Things to Be Considered: •Implants offer a great stability and support because of the fusion with the jawbone.  •All candidates for dental implants must have their gums in a health condition •They must have adequate bone for supporting the implant.  •The dental evaluation done by the chosen prosthodontist will determine if the patient is a right candidate for this treatment therapy. There are several practica...

Do’s And Don’ts for Patients before and after an Implant Surgery

Dental implants seem to be a standard solution for many persons who are facing tooth removal. There are multiple benefits of dental implants over other conventional teeth replacement options. Patients who are considering dental implants do so because they understand that implants are designed to look, feel and function more like their natural teeth. However, maintaining your dental implants is critical to ensuring you get the maximum value and results of your implants in the long run. We advise you carefully consider some of these dos and don’ts after your dental implant procedure. Let’s see what the patient shouldn’t do before the implant surgery   - If a sedation is planned for your surgery, please don't eat& drink from 6 hours before up to the time of the surgery - If the dentist instructs you to take an antibiotic prophylactic antibiotic, please don't forget to take them around an hour before the surgery, if you are sedated, 6 hours before the surgery. ...