What does the treatment involve?
During your initial consultation, our dentist will determine your treatment plan. There must be sufficient bone in your jaw to sustain the implant. If your jawbone is thin or weak, you may require a bone graft to strengthen it.
Your dentist will create a little hole in your jaw once the implant is ready to be inserted. Gum tissue and a protective cover screw are used to cover the implant. Your dentist will reveal the implant and secure the abutment on top after your mouth has recovered (typically six months). After that, a temporary crown will be placed to allow the gums to naturally mould themselves around the tooth. Your permanent crown will be installed when it is ready.
