The Best Time to Plan a Dental Implant

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The Best Time to Plan a Dental Implant

10/08/2022

When missing teeth for a long time, patients often tend to use the remaining teeth for chewing.

This can cause the remaining teeth to become overloaded, worn and damaged in a short time.

So, the best time to plan a dental implant is as soon as you know "you can’t keep the tooth". Because right from that moment, the doctor would be able to plan a "bone-preserving tooth extraction", creating the best healing conditions to be able to place the Implant later.

In cases of loss of posterior teeth as shown, it is necessary to place Implant because of the heavy load, and there are not enough teeth to make a bridge abutment.

To save costs, the doctor can also put the Implant to make an "abutment". Though the patient had lost 3 teeth, he just needed to place 2 Implants and then join them together to form a bridge, saving 1 Implant.

**Figure: An implant case of Dr. Vu, Sala - Thu Duc Center.**

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A few years ago, people who lost all their teeth could only choose to wear removable dentures or had to have 6-8 implants for their full mouth restoration. Now the dental industry has a new solution for those who have lost all teeth. It is all-on-4 dental implant technology.

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The Best Time to Plan a Dental Implant

When missing teeth for a long time, patients often tend to use the remaining teeth for chewing.

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