Before & After
Before the surgery…
Planning: The architecture, abundancy, and the quality of bone; as well as the anatomical structure of the region, are examined by radiological imaging and an intra-oral physical examination.
The operation
Implant surgery: Implant sockets are prepared by surgery at the designated jawbone site and then the implants are placed. The area over the placed implants are sutured and closed.
Fabrication of Prostheses: The cover screws placed on the implants are unscrewed at the end of the healing period and measurements are made in the same session. Porcelain teeth can be implemented in a time frame as short as 1 week – 10 days.
After the surgery…
Healing Period: Depending on the type, the sutures are either absorbed or they are removed at the end of one week after the procedure. During this period, oral hygiene should be well maintained and use of mouth rinse is recommended to prevent the bacteria colonization over the sutures.
After the implant surgery, following your dentist’s advice will allow a quick healing process.
When performing dental care after the operation, you should exercise care and take care of the wound site. Applying cold compresses on your cheek for 10 minutes will reduce swelling and may even prevent its emergence. Please note that smoking will delay wound healing.
To prevent infections that may potentially develop after the implant surgery, you should receive the antibiotic treatment prescribed by your dentist. Painkillers can be used to relieve the pain.
Be careful not to vigorously rinse your mouth or spit for the first 2 days.
Adem Can Karacor, MD
Dentistry Specialist
Selim Comelek, MD
Dentistry Specialist