DENTAL IMPLANTS BANGKOK

“Replacing Teeth, Restoring Smiles.”

1. Explanation of dental implants.

Natural teeth.
     Our teeth are not only essential for life as chewing tools, but they are also an important element of our harmonious facial expression, and thus of our personal charisma. Distinct, unmistakeable facial expressions and untroubled laughter are determined to a great extent by the appearance of the teeth. Healthy and cared-for teeth are a vital requirement for our aesthetic appearance and clear enunciation. No matter what we do, the condition of our teeth is a meaningful visiting card, by which we and our life circumstances are judged , whether we like it or not!

 

Tooth loss –what can be done?
   
In the course of life, teeth can be lost because of caries, gum disease , or accidents.  A missing tooth can become noticeable functionally and aesthetically, so that our eating habits and our outward appearance are impaired. We would like to have a dental replacement, which  is an inconspicuous as possible, and which should correspond completely to the natural model in function and appearance. 

 

Conventional methods –and their disadvantages.
     Natural teeth can be replaced by bridges or dentures. For bridges, healthy dental enamel as to be sacrificed by grinding the adjacent teeth. The gap in the row of teeth is closed by an intermediate element; however, the lost dental root is not replaced, which has consequences for the jawbone, because this will “atrophy” with time –it lacks the pressure from chewing transmitted by the root, which normally stimulates it to constant regeneration. Dentures lead for the same reason to a disappearance of the bone mass –an inescapable atrophy , and the denture has to be constantly corrected. The result is a denture, which often fits poorly and this impairs many who wear dentures greatly in their quality of life; in the extreme case, this can go so far that they generally avoid social contact.

 

Dental implants –a “natural” solution.
     Dental implants are the effective replacement for lost teeth. As anchors in the jawbone, dental implants form a stable foundation for permanent attachment of the crown; grinding of adjacent teeth does not take place, and loss of bone tissue by atrophy is prevented, since implants, as “artificial dental roots”, transmit the chewing forces into the jawbone. A single implant as root substitute is the most elegant way of achieving a cosmetically ideal closure of the gap. In completely edentulous jaws, dental implants are a secure fixation method for removable full dentures and so spare the patients the usual disadvantages of conventional “false teeth”.

How does a dental implant work?
    
The dental implant is a screw-shaped buttress, which replaces the natural dental root. The implant is inserted in the jawbone, where it will be firmly embedded by the bone after an average of 6-8 weeks. During this healing phase, dental implants are usually not covered by soft tissue, so a further surgical procedure is not required when the crown is attached.

            Dental implants are made from commercially pure titanium. This material is integrated without complications by the body’s tissues, no allergical rejection reactions occur. Firm anchorage in the bone and harmonious adaptation of the gum margin to the implant body result in a solid foundation for reliable and long-lasting dental substitution.

 

 

What conditions must be met for implantation?
     Basic requirements for implantation are an adequate bone supply with regard to quality and volume, good oral hygiene, and normal wound healing capacity. Before implantation, the natural teeth are rehabilitated, and any gum disease is treated and eliminated. Important guarantees of long-term successful implantation are conscientious oral hygiene and regular check-ups with the dentist.

What costs can be expected?
     Since every implantation represents a completely individual problem solution tailored to the special requirements of each single case, it is not possible to give general guidelines concerning costs. Our implantologists will draw up a personal treatment and cost plan.

A highly elegant method.
     Several patients world-wide can already report on the benefits of implant-supported tooth replacement. Implants are increasingly recognized as acknowledged beneficial alternatives to the more conservative methods of tooth replacement with their described disadvantages. With conscientious care –which you are used to for your natural teeth for a long time –Dental implants will give you the best functional and aesthetic service for many years. The gain in personal quality of life is considerable. Dental implants have been in use for over 20 years on a scientific basis , and they have been subject to the strictest quality controls in research, development, manufacture , and sales from the start.

A lifestyle improvement.
    
Restoring naturally beautiful, confident smiles means more than just restoring teeth, it means restoring and improving your quality of life. With dental implants, chewing and speech are restored or improved, and a permanent natural appearance is achieved. Whether you are missing one or all of your teeth, implants allow you to enjoy your favorite foods and have the confidence you desire for an active professional and social life.

2. All the advantages nature intended.

Dental implants allow you to:

  • -Improve your smile

  • -Eat the foods you enjoy

  • -Restore chewing for easy digestion

  • -Speak with greater ease

  • -Restore your facial structure

  • -Preserve surrounding bone (replace tooth root)

  • -Enjoy an active lifestyle

  • -Live with confidence

  • -Oral care same as a natural tooth

3. Clinical cases.

Case 1
Patient: L.H. , female , 21 years
Problem: congenital absence of both canine teeth in the upper jaw.

X-ray pictures right and left with the prosthetically treated implants.

Final picture after surgical and implant treatment including closure of the gaps in the region of the front teeth.

Case 2

Patient: M.R. , male , 37 years
Problem: missing first molar in lower jaw, left.

What is hidden under this tooth can be seen only on the radiograph.

The cemented crown perfectly harmonizes in color and shape with the existing row of teeth.

Case 3

Patient: W.M., female , 58 years

The loss of the last teeth means an incisive experience for a person. Often, it can mean the start of an unforeseeable life of suffering with full dentures, which can considerably restrict the quality of life.

            While dental substitution in the upper jaw can succeed initially satisfactorily, many patients complain that their lower denture is not sufficiently secure. This is due anatomically to the lower contact surface of the denture and the mobility of the lower jaw. As a result, there can also be painful pressure sites in addition to inadequate chewing ability and insecurity during speech with the denture lying in the mouth. There is a continuous atrophy of bone in the region of the jaw, which leads relentlessly to worsening of denture support.
  • Edentulous lower jaw treated with two implants and connecting elements, which accept a bar construction.

  • Inserted lower denture

  • This ensures a secure hold for the lower denture, and also crucially delays progression of bone atrophy.

Case 4

Patient: R.H., male , 50 years
Problem: Front tooth replaced after softball injury.
Treatment: Single tooth replacement.
 

“After I lost my front tooth, I was embarrassed to smile even when I was doing the things I loved. A friend suggested a dental implant because it looks natural and is the only option which is permanent. Within two months, I had my new tooth. When I tell people I had a front tooth replaced, they say “Which one?” Now that’s something to smile about.”  

Case 5
Patient: S.S., female , 41 years
Problem: Several back teeth replaced due to periodontal disease and tooth decay.
Treatment: Multiple tooth replacement.
 

“I chose dental implants because I wanted my new teeth to look and feel natural. Other treatment options involved cutting down healthy teeth, and that scared me. There was nothing scary about dental implants; in fact, I have recommended implants to many of my friends.” 

Case 6
Patient: F.H., male , 71 years.
Treatment: Implant supported dentures.

“I was tired of my dentures always slipping. It was embarrassing and I was uncomfortable talking  and eating with others. Adhesive were difficult to use and they never seemed to work.  I chose dental implants. The procedure was easy and now my dentures stay in place no matter where I am or what I eat.” 

You should now have a better understanding of dental implants and how they can improve your life. The next step is yours. Schedule an appointment with your dentist to learn if dental implants are right for you.

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