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It may not be the best resemblance, but the human body is like a machine, like a highly sophisticated machine that works flawlessly in its “new age” and then, over time, “deteriorates” in both consistency and performance. Just like our teeth are perfect at a young age, it later begins to deteriorate depending on the care and attention they give. If we do not handle this process with the utmost seriousness, we will quickly find that our last option will be complete dentures. The good news is that you can have a dental implant-based complete denture in 5 days!
Science is evolving rapidly in every area of life, including dentistry, constantly changing as new tools, dental materials, techniques, and technologies emerge. General preservation dentistry, by its name, deals with the preservation and maintenance of good dental conditions. These include countless dental treatments, from aesthetic dentistry to dental filling, root canal, and even traditional dentures. Dental implants in dental prostheses have rapidly developed and spread in recent years. One of the most advanced versions is immediate loading implant-based dentures!
We can safely say that dental implants have revolutionized prosthetics. Let’s first look at a simple example, a single tooth replacement. In the traditional method, two healthy teeth next to the replacement tooth have to sacrifice to replace the missing tooth by bridging two crowns. The same treatment with an implant looks completely different, as you do not need to grind healthy teeth; insert an implant to place the crown. That’s it!
Above, we have compared the human body to a complex machine. The difference between a dental implant-based denture and a conventional prosthesis is about as much as a hybrid and a two-stroke car. There is a vast difference between a traditional artificial palate denture and a fixed immediate loading implant-based denture. Fixed in this case means a denture fixed by a dentist that the patient cannot remove. Such a denture makes you feel that it functions and looks like a healthy, original denture.
There is another massive benefit of the Immediate Loading Implants. They are somewhat cheaper than traditional two-phase implants! Namely, one-phase implants are a single-piece item, simpler to use, so the implantation process is ready in a single seat. And because of that, it costs less than a conventional implant consisting of multiple pieces and multiple implantation phases. A one-phase immediate loading implant is a single piece that significantly simplifies the implantation process. It is vital for the patient since they also have minor inconveniences and save time and pay less.
One of the differences between the two-phase implant and the one-phase implant is that one-phase implants are loadable immediately after implantation. There is no need to wait for 5-6 months for ossification and healing; the implants can immediately have denture(s) on them. Even with immediate loading implants, there is also ossification time, but it happens while using the dentures.
Unlike traditional, a two-phase implant, another significant advantage of an immediate loading implant is that a one-phase implant is usable for those with substantial bone deficiency. Inadequate density and volume of bones are most common in those who need the most immediately loadable implants. This implantation method makes it possible to fix complete dentures in 5 days.
Worth mentioning that a one-phase implant, unlike a two-phase implant, is a single piece and is implanted with relatively simple surgical intervention painlessly. It is possible to complete a fixed full denture in 5 days, mainly due to its immediate loading possibility.
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