What are the Dental Tooth Implants?- Implants in NSW, Western Sydney, Australia

Tooth Implants

"What are the Dental Tooth Implants" Tooth implants are metal posts or frames that are surgically positioned into the jawbone beneath your gums. 

Harris Park Dental Lab provides a wide range of Implants-supported restorations, fixed or removable crowns and bridges, and full-arch restorations.

Implant-supported restorations offer:

• A high degree of versatility.

• Great support for single tooth to full arch restorations.

• Long-term reliability.

• Cement / Screw retained / Milled bars.

• Supported by the latest CADCAM technology.

We support all major implant systems.

How do dental implants work?

"Implants work" They provide stable support for artificial teeth. Dentures and bridges mounted to implants won't slip or shift in your mouth especially important benefits when eating and speaking. 

Types of  dental implants:

1. Endosteal implants: Common Dental Tooth implants fixed into the bone in the jaw, recreating the natural hold of a tooth root.

2. Subperiosteal implants: Dental Tooth implants suited to people whose jawbone cannot hold an endosteal implant. 

3. Zygomatic implants: Dental tooth implants in which the cheekbone is used as an implant base rather than the upper jaw.

Dental implants procedure: 

"Implants procedure" Implant surgery is a process that replaces the roots of teeth with metal and replaces damaged and missing teeth with artificial teeth that look and act like many real ones.

After implants procedure:

After the process

Whether you have dental implant surgery at one point or more, you may experience some of the common pitfalls associated with any type of dental surgery, such as:

1. Swelling of your gums and mouth.

2. Wounds to your skin and gums.

3. Pain at the implant site.

4. Minor bleeding.

Dental implants problems: 

Like any surgical treatment, dental implant surgery poses some health risks. Problems are rare, but and when they do occur, they are usually minor and easily treated. Risks include:

1. Infection at the implant site.

2. Injury or damage to surrounding structures such as damage to other teeth or blood vessels.

3. Nerve damage, which can be a pain, numbness or numbness in your natural teeth, frog, lips or chin.

4. Sinus Problem When dental implants placed in the upper jaw enter one of your sinus cavities.

Are Dental implants safe?

The tooth implants are intended to securely replace the missing teeth, and in doing so will help prevent your other teeth from entering the areas that are left behind. Maintaining structural integrity makes it easy to follow oral hygiene.

When compared to other tooth replacement options, teeth, implants do not rotate that much and fit more custom to your face shape.
Most physicians will support dental implants as "safe" if the patient ticks all the right boxes then it is worth noting the potential risk.
If you have plague or erosion, you must treat it before proceeding with the implant.