One-stage dental implantation

The price of simultaneous dental implantation in Minsk

The prices for implantation using this method are lower than according to the classical protocol: there is no need to carry out the procedure of building bone tissue, the number of visits to the doctor is reduced. The final cost of implantation consists of several components. It includes the price of:

• implant placement;
• abutment;
• crown;
• supplies;
• work of an implant surgeon, orthopedist, dental technician.

In fact, each clinical case is unique, therefore the cost indicated in the table is indicative. And the patient can find out the final cost of the operation only at the first consultation with the dentist.

The essence of the one-stage (one-stage) implantation technique

A classic in dental implantology is two-stage implantation, in which the patient is first placed with a titanium pin, the engraftment period of which varies from four to six months. Throughout this time, the patient is uncomfortable, since a future tooth remains empty, or it is closed with a plastic insert. Only after the final engraftment of the implant, the patient will have another operation, a zirconium or cermet prosthesis is attached to the titanium base. And this entails both material and psychological costs. Therefore, an innovative method of simultaneous implantation was developed. Today it is a well-studied and widely used method, with the implant survival rate of 97-99%. The duration of the entire treatment is usually from 1 to 3 days, if necessary, sanitation of the oral cavity or an extended diagnosis, this period increases.

Implantation takes place in several stages:

1. Preparation

   At this stage, the oral cavity is diagnosed, all indications and contraindications are determined, if necessary, an additional examination is carried out;

2. Development of a treatment process model

   Thanks to modern computer technology, 3D-visualization of the entire treatment process is possible;

3. Implant placement

   It is most often carried out by a minimally invasive method, after which there is no need to stitch, the recovery process takes less time;

4. Prosthetics

   An adaptive prosthesis is installed 2-3 days after the intervention, in some cases on the same day after 5-6 hours;

5. Installing a permanent denture

   Sometimes you can get around the previous stage by immediately establishing a permanent design. The material of the prosthesis is durable and aesthetic.

Types of simultaneous dental implantation

Modern implants and abutments at the junction with each other have a conical shape. This is due to the fact that this type of connection ensures tightness and uniformity of load distribution, and also prevents food residues from entering the implant that could provoke inflammation of the surrounding tissues in the future, which will require the structure to be completely removed and restored after healing again.

Immediately after tooth extraction, an implant is implanted in the resulting hole. There are several methods of simultaneous implantation:

1. Without installing a prosthesis

   In this case, the implant is implanted in the hole, then the gum is sutured and the prosthesis is installed after complete osseointegration and healing of all surrounding tissues;

2. Using the healing abutment

   In this embodiment, the initial part of the procedure goes the same way, and in addition to everything, a gum former and a plastic insert are installed to hide the missing tooth and give an aesthetic appearance;

3. With the installation of a temporary crown

   This option provides for the fixation of a temporary crown on the implant just implanted after tooth extraction. Thanks to this, the patient can solve his problem in one visit to the doctor. Subsequently, after implant engraftment, the temporary crown will be replaced by a permanent one.

Of the above methods, the third is most popular. It allows you to return to your old smile and confidence in one procedure, patients do not have to feel embarrassed and walk with a “gap” in the dentition for several months.

Pros and cons of simultaneous implantation

Contraindications

• Complex removal
• Inflammation, granulomas, cysts
• General surgery restrictions
• Bruxism
• Diseases of the gums and blood
• Uncompensated diabetes mellitus
• Oncological diseases
• Sinusitis (when fixing the implant in the zygomatic bone)