Dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating conditions of the teeth, gums, and oral structures, supporting oral health and overall well-being.
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The treatment phase in dental implantology is a carefully orchestrated series of clinical and biological steps designed to restore function and aesthetics. At Liv Hospital, we utilize the latest advancements in progressive implantology to ensure that the surgical process is as comfortable and efficient as possible. This involves not only the placement of the implant but also the use of regenerative techniques to enhance the body’s natural healing response. Following surgery, a structured care plan is essential to protect the site during the critical phase of osseointegration. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that every aspect of the treatment, from bone grafting to the final prosthetic restoration, is handled with the highest level of expertise.
When the diagnostic evaluation reveals insufficient bone, regenerative procedures are used to rebuild the ridge.
Types of Bone Grafts and Their Biological Role
Bone grafting involves placing material into the area of deficiency to act as a scaffold for new bone growth.
In the upper posterior jaw, the proximity of the maxillary sinus often limits the amount of bone available for implants. Sinus floor elevation, or a sinus lift, is a specialized procedure used in advanced periodontics and implantology to increase bone height in this region. At Liv Hospital, we carefully lift the sinus membrane and place bone graft material underneath it. Over several months, this material is replaced by the patient’s own bone, creating enough space for a stable implant. This procedure allows patients who were previously told they could not have implants to restore their upper molars successfully.
To accelerate healing and reduce post-operative discomfort, Liv Hospital incorporates Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) into our dental implantology treatments. PRF is a concentrated matrix of the patient’s own platelets and growth factors, obtained through a simple blood draw and centrifugation process. When placed at the surgical site, PRF slowly releases these growth factors over several days, stimulating stem cell recruitment and the formation of new blood vessels. This biological enhancement leads to faster soft-tissue closure, improved bone density, and a significant reduction in infection risk, representing the cutting edge of progressive implantology.
One of the most common questions in implant dentistry is how soon a tooth can be attached to an implant. In traditional protocols, the implant is left to heal for several months before any load is applied. However, in cases where primary stability is exceptionally high, we can perform immediate loading, providing the patient with a temporary crown on the same day as surgery. At Liv Hospital, we use objective measures to assess implant stability before determining the loading protocol. This flexibility allows us to provide faster results for our patients without compromising the biological success of the osseointegration.
The long-term success of an implant depends on the quality of the soft tissue surrounding it. If the gums are thin or lack a proper seal, the implant is more vulnerable to bacterial invasion. At Liv Hospital, we often perform soft tissue grafting as part of the treatment care plan. This may involve moving a small amount of tissue from the palate to the implant site to increase the thickness and resilience of the gums. This progressive implantology & periodontics approach ensures that the final restoration is surrounded by healthy, stable tissue that is easy to maintain and aesthetically pleasing.
The final phase of treatment is the creation and attachment of the prosthetic crown, bridge, or denture. This restoration must be designed to fit perfectly within the patient’s bite, a concept known as occlusion. If the crown is too high or improperly angled, it can create excessive stress on the implant and the surrounding bone, leading to failure. At Liv Hospital, we use digital technology to ensure that the final restoration is perfectly balanced. We consider the materials used, such as high-strength ceramics, to ensure they are both durable and biocompatible, completing the dental implantology journey with a functional and beautiful result.
The period immediately following implant surgery is critical for the success of the treatment. We provide every patient at Liv Hospital with a detailed care plan to manage the surgical site. This includes instructions on oral hygiene, diet, and activity levels. Patients are advised to eat soft foods and avoid putting pressure on the implant area during the initial weeks. We also monitor the site through regular follow-up appointments to ensure that the healing is progressing as expected. This structured care ensures that the biological process of osseointegration is not disrupted, resulting in a predictable, stable long-term outcome.
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It usually takes 3 to 6 months for the bone to fully bond with the implant before the final tooth is attached.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia so that you won’t feel pain. Most patients report only mild discomfort during the healing phase.
PRF uses your own blood’s growth factors to speed up healing and reduce swelling after your implant surgery.
Yes, in many cases, we can provide a temporary tooth so you don’t have a gap in your smile during the healing period.
We recommend soft foods such as yogurt, smoothies, and lukewarm soups for the first few days to help avoid irritating the surgical site.
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