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Dental Implants
Dental Implants
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A dental implant is a post, usually titanium, placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. A photograph shows the visible tooth, but the implant, the bone around it and how it was placed all lie beneath the gum and cannot be seen.
How long a dental implant takes to be complete
The implant usually needs time to fuse with the bone, commonly a few months, before the final crown is fitted. In some cases a temporary tooth is placed sooner, so a photograph may show a stage rather than the end.
If the bone needs building up first, treatment takes longer. Ask which stage a given image shows and how long the full treatment took.
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