How long does it take for a dental implant to make a crown?

Accidental collisions and dental diseases in life often lead to the loss of teeth. After the loss of teeth, if it is not repaired for a long time, it will do harm to the adjacent teeth and make the adjacent teeth crooked. Therefore, it must be repaired in time after the missing.

Dental implant is the first choice for most patients with missing teeth, but the traditional dental implant restoration takes a long time, especially it takes a long time to make the crown after the implant. Some friends can't help but ask: how long does it take to make a crown for dental implants?

Implant refers to a method of missing tooth restoration, which is based on the lower structure of the implanted bone tissue to support and secure the upper dental restoration. It includes two parts: the lower supporting implant (dental implant) and the upper dental restoration (dental prosthesis, implant-supported).

It uses artificial materials (such as metal, ceramic, etc.) to make implants (generally similar to the root shape of teeth), implanted into the tissue (usually the upper jaw) by surgical methods, and obtain firm retention support of the bone tissue. Through special devices and ways to connect to support the upper dental restoration.

To put it simply, the doctor will first implant the implant into the alveolar bone, wait for the bone union between the alveolar bone and the implant, and then install the crown to complete the restoration. It usually takes about 3 months for alveolar bone reconstruction, so it usually takes 3 months to install the crown after implant implantation.

Now I can definitely tell my friends with missing teeth that if the conditions of patients with missing teeth are good, they can carry out accurate "immediate" dental implant technology. With the help of advanced equipment, the dental crown can be installed on the same day without waiting for 3 months.

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