"Any individual one who wears or has ever worn a denture would understand who frustrating and uncomfortable it is the transition from natural teeth to a removable set of false teeth. Problems like denture not staying in place because of poor tissue support or poorly fitting dentures, the can be traumatic. The transition can take a long time and it is dependent upon the patients willingness to accept this change."

Dental implants are metal fixtures made out of titanium that serves as a root of a missing tooth. They are placed within the jawbone with great precision to support restorations that resemble a tooth or group of teeth to replace missing teeth. Denture stability obtained with the help of dental implants is phenomeonal.

Procedure to place dental implants after tooth extraction

The approaches are:
Immediate post-extraction implant placement.
Late implantation (3 months or more after tooth extraction).

Benefits of Getting A Dental Implant Over Conventional Treatment Options

Improved Appearance : Smile with Confidence
The implant acts just like a natural tooth root and keeps the gum tissue and jawbone stimulated and alive.
Improved Function
Implants are placed to provide support to permanent teeth, crowns or overdentures. This will allow you to eat whatever you want without any discomfort. Dentures will no longer slip or click while talking, eating or chewing.
Dental implant will also decrease the stress exerted on adjacent teeth because it absorbs part of the load present during normal chewing. Ultimately it means a more stable bite at a later age and less chance of developing TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) problems.

Improved periodontal health
Since implant surfaces exposed in the mouth are very smooth, there is typically less plaque and tartar buildup therefore, implants can be less prone to gum problems than natural teeth.
No further bone loss
In people wearing dentures, bone loss can be a problem . It makes the face look older as the area around the mouth can sag. By placing an implant in your mouth, the implant stimulates the bone so that your body will continue to maintain the bone in the area and also maintain healthy adjacent teeth, much like. a natural tooth.
Maintain healthy adjacent teeth
By placing an implant, no support is required of the adjacent teeth, and hence your natural teeth do not need to be prepared or changed in any way.
No decay
Implants and implant supported teeth do not decay, so you don't need to worry about changes or a loss of function to your implants, or cavities.
Improved comfort and speech
If denture wearing impacted a patient’s speech, that problem will disappear.
Improve self-esteem
Implant-supported dentures look, feel and function like natural teeth, self-esteem can begin to return.
Before placing Dental Implant
After the first consultation of the patient to be considered a good candidate for implant, the clinician will obtain radiographs (x-rays) of specific areas to examine if the region will support an implant. The specific area/ areas for possible dental implant placement will also be examined to determine if there is enough room to place an implant fixture and eventually a restoration. The dentist will also review your medical history to make sure that you will not have post-surgical healing issues. After this, the dentist shall present the patient with a treatment plan and various options related.
Success Rate
Dental implant success is related to operator skill, quality and quantity of the bone available at the site, and the patient's oral hygiene. The consensus is that implants carry a success rate of around 75%.

Replacing a Single Missing Tooth

Replacing Multiple Teeth
Placement of a dental implant within the jawbone and restoring it with a beautiful crown provides the patient with a very esthetic and long lasting solution.

Dental Implant Supported Dentures
With increased stability and less plastic covering the tissue, patient comfort and taste is improved and the transition from natural teeth to implant supported teeth can be more comfortable.
Orthodontic Implants / TAD

Micro implant Screws is a temporary anchorage device (TAD) which are inserted in the cortical bone to achieve immovable absolute anchorage, freeing molars of this burden. The advantages of this method being the fact that the screws do not need osseo - integration- so no waiting time, easier to insert with minimal surgery with just spray anesthesia and not even that during it's removal. These Micro screws can easily withstand up to 500 gms of force, and thus enabling the complete usage of extraction spaces for treatment requirements, that too in much lesser time than the conventional methods.