Review of your medical history

Tell your health care professional about all scientific facts and all medications you are taking, including prescription and over-the-counter tablets and supplements. If you have active heart disease or an orthopedic transplant, your doctor may also prescribe antibiotics before surgery to help you avoid infection.

Treatment plan- 

This plan for your condition takes into account factors such as the number of teeth to be replaced, the condition of your jawbone, and the remaining teeth. For pain control, surgical anesthetic options include local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia. Depending on the type of anesthetic, the dental team will instruct you on how to eat and drink before surgery. If you are under sedation or general anesthesia, have someone else drive you home after surgery and plan to rest for the day.

If the function is not enough thick or too soft, a bone graft piece may be needed before getting a dental implant. Indeed, the movement of the strong chewing of the mouth causes a lot of pressure on the bones and  surgery may fail if implanted support cannot be supported. Bone transplantation can create a stronger base for implants. There are several bone replacement materials that can be used to rebuild the function. Options include natural bone grafts such as artificial body or bone grafting such as replacement bones up to support new bone growth. It can take several months for enough new bone to grow from the implanted bone to hold the dental implant post. In some cases, only a small bone graft may be needed at the same time as 4044 implant surgery. The condition of your jawbone determines how you you are going to proceed. Most of the transplants were successful. However, sometimes bones do not cure enough metal transplantation. For example, smoking can lead to denial and transplant complications. If the bone does not cure enough, the transplant is removed, the operating system is cleaned and processes can be repeated after about 3 months.