Don't Get Implants Until You Know This! Dentists Don't Tell You The Truth

About this video

• Video Title: Don't Get Implants Until You Know This! Dentists Don't Tell You The Truth
• Channel: Riat Ismagilov. About teeth and implantation;
• Speakers: Riat Ismagilov
• Duration: 11:03

Overview

This video explains the process of dental implantation, including what an implant is, the healing period, potential complications, and the advantages of this procedure. It also outlines contraindications for dental implants and discusses the payment structure for the treatment.

Key takeaways

• What is an implant? An implant is an artificial root placed into the bone to support a future tooth or structure.
• The implantation process: Involves placing an implant into the bone, followed by an abutment, and then a crown.
• Healing period: Typically 2-3 months, but can be up to 6 months, during which bone cells (osteocytes) integrate with the implant threads.
• Interim tooth replacement: Temporary teeth or adhesive bridges can be used during the healing period to cover gaps.
• Swelling and bruising: Expected post-surgery, peaking on the third day, and can indicate good healing if intense.
• Potential for rejection: Implants may not integrate due to individual body characteristics, alloy intolerance, or existing co-morbidities.
• Reimplantation: If an implant fails, it can be removed, the area cleaned, and a new implant placed immediately or after a healing period.
• Payment structure: The total cost is typically divided into three payments over the course of three months, covering implant placement, abutment, and the crown.
• Advantages of implantation: Preservation of neighboring teeth, high success rate (98-99.8%), comfort (fixed non-removable structure), and prevention of bone atrophy.
• Contraindications: Uncontrolled diabetes, cancer, use of bisphosphonate medications, immunodeficiency conditions (like AIDS), and age under 18 (or 21 in exceptional cases) due to ongoing jaw system development.