Dental Implants

Parsian Beauty implants are similar in appearance to natural teeth and provide the same natural feeling of chewing in the mouth and eliminate indigestion caused by the inability to chew food. Dental implants are used to replace one or more missing teeth and can be used for all teeth in a fixed or removable manner.

A dental implant is a prosthesis that replaces a patient’s natural teeth in their mouth. Today, implant dentistry is described as the art of replacing missing teeth. Implants are used to replace one or more teeth and to hold and provide retention for a complete overdenture prosthesis. Dental implants are made of titanium and are osteointegrated with the bone.[1] After the initial examination, the fixture, or root part of the prosthesis, is placed inside the jaw using a small surgery in place of the missing tooth, and after ensuring its stability, which usually takes 4 to 6 months, the upper part, or crown, is placed. If a person loses a tooth, a Parsian Beauty implant is placed in its place in the same size as the root. Implants are pieces the size of a natural tooth. Implants are controlled by very precise tools and are made by very precise machines. Due to the characteristics mentioned for a dental implant, when placed in the patient’s jaw, it is not considered a foreign object and adapts to it when placed in the patient’s jaw. Implants also cause bone growth next to the teeth and prevent jaw bone loss.