About dental implants

Dentistry is a branch of medicine that is always evolving in order to meet the everyday needs of patients.

Dental implants are regarded as the pinnacle of dental advancement. They have become a lifeline for those patients who have lost one or more teeth, giving them hope that they can have a perfect smile again.

What exactly are dental implants?

The implant is commonly referred to as a screw, i.e. a screw that serves as the tooth’s artificial root. It is screwed directly into the bone and then covered with an artificial dental crown. The crown must be screwed onto the bearing in order to adopt the form of a genuine tooth. The bearing is hidden behind the gums and cannot be seen with the naked eye.

In the days after the implant’s placement, you will receive feedback on whether the organism has accepted the implant or not. This is known as biointegration, and it includes the creation of new bone in contact with titanium.

This process is divided into two stages: the callus phase, which is the first phase of healing, and the bone remodeling phase, which is the second phase of healing.

During the first phase, a callus forms to fill the space between the implant and the bone. The second step involves the modeling of bones, the construction of its form, and their integration. This is how the ultimate connection is made, after which stability is attained. The healing process then begins.

Dental implants are biocompatible surgical components that are placed in the jawbone to replace the tooth’s root. Dental implants are becoming increasingly popular and recognized in dental practice due to the wide range of possibilities they offer and the problems they solve. They are used to compensate for one or more missing teeth without grinding the remaining good teeth (which is done when installing artificial teeth).

Prof. Dr. Stefan Ihde, a Swiss oral surgeon, cites the following as the primary benefit of dental implant placement:

“The procedure and tools require a minimal amount of bone; the implants can be loaded immediately and can be used even in those patients who are unable or at risk for the use of conventional dental implant procedures due to health problems.”

Dental implants are the best option for replacing one or more teeth since they function similarly to natural teeth.

When a dental implant is used to replace a missing tooth, the other teeth are protected.

Ihde Dental dental implants range in length from 8mm to 55mm and in width from 3mm to 12mm, which means they are properly dimensioned to match the available volume of bone in each patient, eliminating unnecessary bone augmentations and sinus lift.

All of this expedites and simplifies the procedure.

In accordance with ASTM F136, the dental implant is constructed of a high-resistance titanium alloy Ti6AI4V ELI.

What does a dental implant installation actually look like?

Before starting the implant placement procedure, it is critical to assess the patient’s overall health. Following that, the implant may be placed, which takes only a few minutes and is done under local anesthetic. The procedure itself takes no more than 10 minutes and is entirely painless and, above all, safe. After implantation, a certain amount of time must pass in order for the implant to be “tied to the bone” This time frame might range from 2 to 4 months. This is followed by a prosthetic phase, after which a definitive fixed result consisting of metal-ceramic crowns or metal-free crowns is achieved.

Implant placement is usually needed due to extensive dental decay, a lack of natural teeth, those who have been damaged physically, or those who are affected by gangrene.

Only with us you can install dental implants within 48 hours.

Ihde Dental implants are significantly less expensive and quicker to install, making them accessible to anybody who desires functional and attractive teeth. S-System dental implants, for example, are available in all sizes and are placed directly into the jawbone.

We have seven European representative offices and are present in 45 countries worldwide.

The procedure is very simple, and the consultations are entirely free. You must fill out the contact form, where you will describe the problem you want to address and submit a digital 3D image of the upper and lower jaws, in addition to your basic information.

Our team of experts will find the best solution to your problem and contact you within 48 hours.

We will agree on the date and the timeframe of the intervention based on your schedule and activities.

Prof. Dr. Stefan Ihde devised a method for reducing the time required to install dental implants such as the S-System to 48 hours. That is exactly the technique we employ. The traditional implant placement process takes 3-6 months, and in some cases more than a year, due to complications. Only with us may implants be installed in 48 hours. Dental implants are significantly less expensive and faster to install, making them accessible to anybody who wants functional and beautiful teeth. S-System implants, for example, are available in all dimensions and are implanted directly into the jawbone.

Contact us now with any questions you have regarding dental implants.