Assertion: implant | /r/HasProperty | placed
Facets:
value: correctly
type: MANNER
value: subdermally
type: MANNER
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: during the same procedure
type: TEMPORAL
value: surgically
type: MANNER
value: immediately
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: by making a slit
type: MANNER
value: within 24 hours of surgery
type: TEMPORAL
value: permanently
type: MANNER
value: between the layers of skin
type: LOCATION
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text: Implants Are Placed
text: After injecting the implant and removing the insertion tool, your doctor will then feel your arm to make sure the implant has been correctly placed.
text: An implant is placed by first making a slit in the gum tissue over the site of the missing tooth.
text: Even if you have bone loss from gum disease, there are bone-grafting procedures that can be performed so that implants can be placed.
text: How do I prepare for the implant to be placed?
text: Once the implant is placed, the dentist closes the gums over the implant so that it remains covered.﻿﻿
text: After the implants are placed, you may experience some bruising, swelling, minor bleeding, and pain.
text: Once the bone is exposed, a series of drills create and gradually enlarge a site (called an osteotomy) for the implant to be placed.
text: As a result, the time allowed to heal is typically based on the density of bone the implant is placed in and the number of implants splinted together, rather than a uniform amount of time.
text: After an implant is placed, the internal components are covered with either a healing abutment, or a cover screw.
text: When tissue is deficient or mutilated by the loss of teeth, implants are placed and allowed to osseointegrate, then the gingiva is surgically moved around the healing abutments.
text: If the implant is placed correctly, you will not need to use back-up birth control.
text: After injecting the implant and removing the insertion tool, your doctor will then feel your arm to make sure the implant has been correctly placed.
text: Implants can be placed permanently or they can be removed once they are no longer needed.
text: Your periodontist and dentist will consult with you to determine where and how your implant should be placed.
text: A key to implant success is the quantity and quality of the bone where the implant is to be placed.
text: A key to implant success is the quantity and quality of the bone where the implant is to be placed.
text: Your dentist may be able to create a temporary restoration for your implant when it is initially placed (before the osseointegration process has occurred).
text: The implant must have good primary stability (is anchored firmly in the bone at the time it is initially placed).
text: If the implant is placed correctly, you will not need to use back-up birth control.
text: However, it is generally recognized that once an implant has been placed, maintaining diligent oral hygiene habits helps ensure proper integration with bone structure.
text: A spray may be used to numb the skin where the implant will be placed.
text: After the implants have been placed, they will thoroughly clean the surgical sites and suturing all the incisions.
text: After the patient signs consent for the implant to be placed, he or she schedules for the placement of the screw and cylinder portions of the implant.
text: After the minimum of three months healing for the bone the implant can usually be placed.
text: After the implant is placed, bone will develop around it, which generally takes three to six months.
text: After the implant is placed, bone will develop around it, which generally takes three to six months.
text: If you have bone loss from infection or gum disease, you may need a bone graft before your implant can be placed.
text: Then, he or she will drill a hole into the bone where the implant will be placed.
text: After injecting the implant and removing the insertion tool, your doctor will then feel your arm to make sure the implant has been correctly placed.
text: Once the bone is exposed, a series of drills create and gradually enlarge a site (called an osteotomy) for the implant to be placed.
text: As a result, the time allowed to heal is typically based on the density of bone the implant is placed in and the number of implants splinted together, rather than a uniform amount of time.
text: After an implant is placed, the internal components are covered with either a healing abutment, or a cover screw.
text: When tissue is deficient or mutilated by the loss of teeth, implants are placed and allowed to osseointegrate, then the gingiva is surgically moved around the healing abutments.
text: Where should they be placed and at what angle?
text: This lymphoma happens around 8 to 10 years after the implant was placed and more often if the implants have textured (rough) surfaces rather than smooth surfaces.
text: First the implant is placed in between the layers of skin.
text: Once the implant is placed, the part that will protrude out is exposed using a dermal punch.
text: After the implant is placed, the incision is stitched shut.
text: Your second visit may include extracting any decayed teeth that need to be removed before an implant can be placed.
text: More time is needed after the implant is placed so it has time to fuse to your jawbone.
text: Dental implants typically take 5-6 months to complete depending on where the implants are placed:
text: This can often be done during implant surgery, though it may need to be done a few months before implants are placed, giving the bone time to heal.
text: Health and density of the jawbone where the implants are to be placed
text: Swelling will subside in approximately 24 to 48 hours following surgery and can be minimized by applying an ice pack to the outside of the cheek, over the area where the implant was placed.
text: After the implant is placed, we allow the surrounding bone to heal for
text: After your implants have been placed, the bone in your jaw needs to grow onto them and fuse to them.
text: Sometimes the implants may be stable enough when they are placed for the false teeth to be fitted sooner than this.
text: Once your jaw has healed, another implant can be placed there.
text: Patients either must have enough bone to support the implant, or be good candidates for surgery to build up the bone where the implant will be placed.
text: The four implants support a fixed prosthesis with 10 to 14 teeth and it is placed immediately, typically within 24 hours of surgery.
text: For example, one method involves placing/pushing it through small holes drilled through the jawbone in the area directly adjacent to where the implant is placed.
text: And with some techniques, it's possible that the implant itself may be placed during the same procedure.
text: That means in cases where a sinus graft is performed first and then after healing has occurred the implant is placed, the patient's total treatment process may encompass 9 months to a year until complete healing and osseointegration (fusion of the implant and bone) has occurred.
text: The implant is surgically placed in a two- to four-hour surgery under general anesthesia.
text: For some, additional work might be required, be that having other teeth removed or specialist treatment such as bone grafting to actually allow for an implant to be placed.
text: This will numb the area in which the implant is to be placed, but you will be awake and conscious throughout.
text: The time taken for the actual placement of the implant is not all that long, around an hour or 2, subject to the number of implants being placed.
text: Prior to the installation, a thorough consultaiton process will have taken place and much planning completed to ensure the implant can be placed successfully.
text: In some instances, additional surgery may be required to allow the implant to be placed.
text: Once the healing is complete and you have the abutments fitted you can expect similar symptoms in your recovery process to when the implant was first placed.
text: As an initial surgical step, the dentist will need to access the bone in the region where the implant will be placed.
text: There is no question about the suitability of the gum tissue and bone in the region where the implant will be placed.
text: To make sure your implants are correctly placed, a mold – or impression – will be made of your teeth as they stand right now.
text: Where and how implants are placed requires a detailed assessment of your overall stomato-gnathic system (“stoma” – mouth; “gnathic” – jaws), within which the teeth function.
text: Especially in cases where an existing tooth occupies the location where an implant will be placed, the dentist will evaluate the tooth and its surrounding tissues for evidence of infection.
text: This is important because implants must be placed so they are suitably distant from these objects.
text: Bone grafting may be necessary before an implant can be placed.
text: The implant is placed subdermally and the hormone then has to travel through the bloodstream in order to reach its target organ, which is the uterus," Pesci explained.