Single Dental Implant Bia Dental

Single Dental Implant

A single dental implant is a long-lasting solution used to replace one missing tooth. It consists of a titanium post placed in the jawbone, which acts as an artificial tooth root, and a custom-made crown placed on top. This treatment restores both function and appearance, allowing you to chew, speak, and smile confidently, just like with a natural tooth.

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Who Need This Treatment

<p>Patients who have lost a single tooth due to decay, trauma, or gum disease</p>

Patients who have lost a single tooth due to decay, trauma, or gum disease

<p>Individuals seeking a permanent, stable, and natural-looking tooth replacement</p>

Individuals seeking a permanent, stable, and natural-looking tooth replacement

<p>Patients with sufficient jawbone volume and healthy gums</p>

Patients with sufficient jawbone volume and healthy gums

<p>Those who want to avoid removable dentures or grinding neighboring teeth (as with bridges)</p>

Those who want to avoid removable dentures or grinding neighboring teeth (as with bridges)

<p>Ideal for individuals who prioritize comfort, function, and aesthetics in tooth replacement</p>

Ideal for individuals who prioritize comfort, function, and aesthetics in tooth replacement

<p>Patients in good general health and without conditions that impair healing (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes or smoking)&nbsp;</p>

Patients in good general health and without conditions that impair healing (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes or smoking) 

Aftercare &
Maintenance

Surgery

  1. If you have minor bleeding, that’s normal. If bleeding persists, bite on gauze for 30 minutes. Contact BIA Dental Center if it continues
  2. There will be a chance of minor swelling after surgery. You can reduce it by placing an ice pack on the affected area
  3. Keep your mouth clean:
    • Drink lots of water
    • Avoid hot food and drinks
    • Eat soft foods the day after surgery
    • Don’t spit or use a straw when drinking
  4. Take painkillers if you feel uncomfortable
  5. Take medications as prescribed by your doctor
  6. If you experience an allergic reaction to any medication, please call BIA Dental Center
  7. Visit your dentist every 6 months for routine check-ups

Prosthetic

  1. Brush your teeth slowly
  2. Point the toothbrush vertically from the gum to the teeth
  3. Use a water flosser between gum and prosthetic tooth for a deep clean
  4. Visit your dentist every 6 months for routine check-ups

Treatment Time Frame

STAGE 1

1st Visit

1st Visit

  • Consultation
  • Rontgen (if it necessary)
  • Dental photo (if it necessary)
  • Analysis & treatment planning
2nd Visit

2nd Visit

  • Dental implant placement and bone graft surgery (if it necessary)
  • Some cases need a temporary prosthetic tooth
3rd Visit

3rd Visit

  • Stitch removal (7-10 days after surgery)
  • For patients using a temporary prosthetic tooth, adjustment may be needed 3-5 days after surgery

STAGE 2 (3 Months Later)

1st Visit

1st Visit

  • Dental implant impression, then we sent to the lab (3-4 days)
2nd Visit

2nd Visit

  • Dental implant crown/bridge installation/insertion
3rd Visit (1 week later)

3rd Visit (1 week later)

  • Post-installation check-up
  • Continue with regular dental check-ups every 6 months