Yes, you will experience some pain after getting an implant. During the dental implant procedure, there shouldn’t be pain as you will have been given a shot of local anaesthesia. However, as the numbness wears off, you will most likely start to feel some discomfort. By then you will start taking the painkillers your dentist has advised you to take along with your antibiotics. The amount of pain afterwards depends on how involved the procedure is and how [...]

Disadvantages risks of Dental Implants Surgery Because the implant must be attached to your bone, it requires surgery. And there are always risks to consider with any kind of surgical procedure. Some of the risks include infection, nerve damage, damage to surrounding teeth, jaw fractures, and more. Time Getting a tooth implant is not something that can be done in a single office visit. Bone heals slowly, to the entire procedure can take several months, around 3 months [...]

Benefits & Advantages of Dental Implants.   Little maintenance One big perk about dental implants is that they can last a lifetime when they are high quality. They require little maintenance. Natural looking Dental implants look, feel, and function like a natural tooth. They are strong and stable, and they keep your smile confident. Protect Your Jawbone Having an open space in your mouth where a missing tooth once was puts your jawbone at risk for deterioration. Dental implants [...]

Different Types of Dental Implants.   A Dental Implant is a titanium post (acting as a tooth root) that supports a crown. It is surgically inserted into the jawbone where it will then fuse (or osseointegrate) into the jawbone to ensure that it is anchored in position. Endosteal implants Endosteal implants are directly implanted into the jawbone during surgery. A second surgery is needed to connect the post to the first implant once the gum tissue is healed. [...]