The 3 Main Parts of Your Dental Implant Restoration

1. The 3 Main Parts of Your Dental Implant Restoration Dental implant-supported tooth replacement plans are some of the most complex dental treatments available. Before you get started with your dental implant restoration plan, you should take the time to learn more about these advanced procedures. In this post, we will tell you about various aspects of your dental implant plan and help you know what to do during treatment. Dental implant restoration consists of three main parts - post, abutment and replacement tooth. By understanding each part of the implant post and how they work, you will be better prepared for your dental restoration plan. Dental implant restorations are a way to create a beautifully looking artificial tooth on top of a dental implant Are you interested in learning more about the process. . 1 – The Dental Implant Post Tooth implant posts are used to replace the lost roots of missing teeth. These positions can be prepared from various materials including titanium and zirconia. The implant posts are surgically implanted under the gums. We begin by making a small incision in the soft tissue. Then, the

2. implant is inserted below the gum line. Once in place, the implant fuses with the post gums and supporting bone tissue, mimicking the root of the tooth. 2 – Abutment Posts Abutment posts are part of the restoration that connects the replacement posts to the replacement tooth. When we insert the implant post, a safety cap is placed at the top. This requires the implant site to heal while retaining the required shape to allow us to add the abortive post. Once the soft tissue is cured, the protective cap is removed, and the abutment is attached. 3 – Replacement Teeth Once the offending is posted, we will capture the impressions and design your replacement teeth or teeth. Then we send our design to the dental lab where your custom restoration is prepared. Once we get the final restoration, it is permanently fixed to your permanent positions, regenerating healthy tooth structures. Also, to learn more about your implants options, give our office a call today at 703-437-0007, and schedule your complimentary consultation. We can determine if implant dentistry is right for you. Contact Information: Address: 1861 Explorer Street Reston, Virginia 20190 Email id: info@rtcsmiles.com Website: www.rtcsmiles.com