Endosteal Implants at Windsor Family Dental

Candidate Assessment for Endosteal Implants

We consider factors such as good general health, oral health, healthy gum tissue, a fully grown jawbone, adequate bone in your jaw, an inability or unwillingness to wear dentures, and non-use of tobacco products. Our comprehensive assessment ensures that you receive personalized and effective treatment tailored to your specific needs.

Endosteal Implant Procedure

• Initial Consultation: Assess your oral health, discuss goals, and create a personalized treatment plan.
• Implant Placement: Incision and Exposure of Jawbone: Cut the gum to expose the jawbone.
• Drilling Holes and Implanting Endosteal Post: Place the endosteal post deep into the bone, protruding through the gum.
• Gum Closure and After-Surgery Expectations: Swelling, bruising, discomfort, and bleeding are expected.
• Osseointegration: Over 2 to 6 months, your jawbone will grow into the implant, forming a solid base.
• Abutment Placement: Reopen the gum, attach the abutment to the implant, and close the gum.
• New Teeth: After healing, take impressions for the crown – your realistic artificial tooth, either removable or fixed.

Benefits of Dental Implants

• Natural Look, Feel, and Function
• Permanent Support for Crowns, Bridges, Partials, and Dentures
• Biocompatible and Durable Titanium Material