Dental implants used in the treatment of missing teeth can raise many questions in people’s minds like; “How long is the implant used?” “I wonder how long the implant lasts?”
It is difficult to say exactly how long the lifespan of a dental implant is as there are many factors that determine the lifespan of the implant. The average lifespan of a successful dental implant treatment is between 20 and 30 years. This period varies due to many factors. This period is not the same for everyone. With proper care and regular checks it can last for a very long time. The lifespan of implants may vary depending on factors such as the experience and planning of the doctor performing the application, the quality and tissue compatibility of the prosthesis , post-procedural care of the area where it is placed, and the quality of the materials used. If you want to see dental implant prices in Turkey you can see by clicking
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Dental implants are generally made of extremely durable and strong materials. However, in some cases it is possible for implants to break, but this is extremely rare. Inadequate jawbone support can cause the tissues around the implant to become weak and increase the risk of fracture. Excessive load due to the material used or incorrect prosthetic planning may cause implant breakage. Another reason is a heavy blow to the implant. It may also occur due to chronic loads caused by teeth clenching. If your implant is broken, it is possible to remove the broken piece and graft the weakened jawbone and re-implant the area. All implants used in our clinic are under a lifetime warranty by the implant companies.
Yes, this may be because that implant brand has an implant structure suitable for your mouth. After the doctor’s analysis, he will choose the implant that is most suitable for you. It will make this choice based on material quality, surface, production standards and reliability rate.
Hearing noises in or around the gum around the implant or movement of the implant may indicate a problem. Symptoms such as gum recession or bleeding in the tissues around the gums, changes in gum color or form, pain and sensitivity that can be felt in the area where the implant integrates with the jawbone say negative things about the life of the implant…
If you feel uncomfortable in any way or notice the above symptoms, you should contact to your dentist. The dentist will evaluate the condition of the implant.
Yes, we can extend it with proper care. Among the things you can do to extend the life of your implant is, of course, maintaining oral hygiene by brushing your teeth and using dental floss. With good oral hygiene, we can prevent plaque formation and any gum disease caused by bacteria and extend the life of the implant while keeping the surrounding tissue healthy. In addition, your doctor will call you for follow-up appointments after the implant. Go to these. Do not smoke or drink alcohol during healing and in the first days, as it greatly affects the life of the implant. Avoid stress. Avoiding stress is beneficial for everything, and of course it is beneficial here too. Depending on your health condition, there will be factors that affect dental implants lifespan. Your doctor will give you appropriate recommendations and maintenance recommendations for these.
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