Examine the site
Check gums, neighboring teeth, bite, bone and relevant medical factors.
A dental implant is a support placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. Your dentist will check whether this is a suitable option.

Follow these simple steps to understand how this procedure generally works.
Check gums, neighboring teeth, bite, bone and relevant medical factors.
Determine intended fixture location and restorative requirements.
A qualified clinician places the implant fixture into the planned jawbone position.
Monitor healing and integration of the implant with surrounding bone.
Fit an abutment and an appropriately designed crown after assessment.
Learn cleaning around the implant-supported crown and attend reviews.
These illustrations explain typical care, not an individual diagnosis. Your dentist will explain which steps and aftercare apply to you.