The procedure itself takes multiple sessions, and often five or six months to complete. The first step is meeting with a specialist for a consultation. You’ll want to make sure to schedule an appointment with a dentist that is knowledgeable about implants, and/or is capable of performing the procedure. If they are not capable, see if they can refer you to a dentist that is. You will then have a titanium rod installed into your jawbone. From there, a few months will be necessary for recovery. Once the rod has integrated with your jawbone, the abutment is added. From there, your crown is attached to the abutment. The procedure may take some time, but it is well worth the effort. Once it is completed, you will have a new tooth that will help to ensure proper oral health, improve your bite and look
aesthetically pleasing.