Replace a damaged or missing tooth with an implant that looks and functions like your natural teeth — all-inclusive care, and savings of up to 70% compared with other clinics and agencies.
Quick answer: Dental implant surgery replaces the root of a missing or damaged tooth with a metal support, shaped like a screw, that is placed into the jawbone, then topped with an artificial tooth that closely resembles your natural teeth in appearance and performance. Medespoir offers several implant types — including endosteal, subperiosteal, All-on-4 and implant-supported bridges — under an all-inclusive package covering your hotel room, transportation, medication and doctor's fees, saving you up to 70% compared with other clinics and agencies.
A bright smile brightens your day — but due to an accident, weak bone structure, or not taking the best care of your mouth, your teeth may get damaged and, in some cases, you can lose a tooth, which can create further issues like constant pain and infection.
Dental implant surgery is a process in which the roots of your tooth are replaced with metal supports, shaped like screws, that go into the jaw bone. The implants fix or replace a damaged or missing tooth using an artificial tooth that closely resembles real teeth in appearance and performance, for a natural look.
Dental implants act and look exactly like your normal, healthy teeth — the most innovative and modern solution to the problem of tooth loss.
A dental imaging examination, and sometimes a panoramic dental image, diagnoses problems and plans the treatment.
Under local anesthetic, the doctor opens the gum, drills the bone, and places the metal screw abutment.
Your tissue heals around the implant, which usually takes about 6 weeks, before the crown is installed.
The lab-made crown, matched to the shape, size and color of your natural teeth, is attached.
Your doctor will recommend the type of implant best suited to your bone structure, oral health and goals.
The most widely used implants, installed directly in the jawbone. They come in several shapes — a small screw, cylinder or blade — and can hold one or multiple artificial teeth.
Placed on or above the jawbone, under the gum. Used for patients unable to wear regular dentures, without enough natural jawbone for an intraosseous implant, or who prefer not to undergo bone augmentation.
Used when the patient is in good health and capable of tooth extraction. Dentures are placed over the implants, adding stability compared with traditional dentures.
Often chosen by adults who want to avoid dentures. A small titanium screw replaces the root of a missing tooth, and once healed, the crown is connected for a very realistic, natural-looking result.
Used to replace multiple teeth at once, or when there is not enough jawbone to support a single implant. Implants are placed in the jawbone and, once fused, the abutments are attached.
Meeting your doctor for a check-up is the first step: you will have a dental imaging examination, and possibly a panoramic dental image, to diagnose problems that a regular examination cannot detect. If you suffer from blood clotting disorders, you will need blood clotting function checks before the operation.
You will need to limit or stop alcohol consumption and quit smoking for at least a week before the procedure, and maintain good oral hygiene throughout. Patients more susceptible to endocarditis (artificial valves or immunodeficiency) may be prescribed antibiotics beforehand.
The recovery journey is short — good oral hygiene is the key to keeping your implants healthy for the long term.
Avoid eating or drinking for two hours after surgery, until the effect of the anesthesia wears off.
Some pain in the area is normal — your doctor will prescribe painkillers to manage the discomfort.
Brush daily with a soft brush, clean with mouthwash regularly, and avoid acidic and staining foods and drinks like red wine, fruit juice, soda, tea, meat, coffee and sweets.
Medespoir offers all of its patients an all-inclusive deal that covers the expenses of the dental implant operation. With Medespoir you can save up to 70% on dental implants compared with other clinics and agencies.
Your doctor will explain these risks and potential complications before the procedure.
A dental implant is a metal support, shaped like a screw, placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing or damaged tooth, then topped with an artificial tooth that looks and functions like your natural teeth.
Medespoir offers endosteal, subperiosteal, implant overdentures, All-on-4 and implant-supported bridge options, chosen based on your bone structure and goals.
Tissue healing around the implant usually takes about 6 weeks before the final crown can be installed.
The procedure is performed under local anesthetic, so you should only feel slight pressure. Some pain in the days after surgery is normal and managed with prescribed painkillers.
Medespoir's all-inclusive package covers your hotel room, transportation, medication fees and doctor's payment, saving you up to 70% compared with other clinics and agencies.
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