Current situation of complete tooth loss

Total tooth loss is a serious oral health problem, which not only affects patients' masticatory function, but also affects patients' language pronunciation, facial beauty and mental health. With the continuous progress of dental technology, dental implants have become an effective way to solve the problem of complete mouth tooth loss.

Basic principles of dental implant

Dental implant is to implant an artificial tooth root in the patient's jaw bone, and install a crown on it after it is stably combined with bone tissue, so as to restore the function and beauty of teeth. This process requires strict preoperative evaluation, accurate surgical operation and careful postoperative care.

Implant plan for complete tooth loss

For patients with complete tooth loss, various schemes can be adopted for dental implant. For example, full mouth planting, All-on-4 or All-on-6 planting technology, etc. These techniques can achieve full mouth tooth repair with less implant support, reducing surgical trauma and recovery time.

Indications and contraindications of dental implants

Although the technology of dental implant is advanced, not all patients with complete tooth loss are suitable for dental implant. Patients need to have a certain bone mass and bone density, as well as good general health. At the same time, patients with some systemic diseases or oral diseases may not be suitable for dental implant surgery.

Postoperative nursing care of implant teeth

Nursing care after implant surgery is equally important. Patients need to follow the doctor's advice, take regular reexamination, maintain oral hygiene, and avoid eating too hard or overheated food to ensure the success rate and service life of dental implants.

summary

Patients with complete tooth loss can effectively restore masticatory function and beauty through dental implants. However, dental implant is a complex medical procedure, which requires patients to choose the appropriate implant scheme according to their own conditions and carry out strict postoperative care under the guidance of professional doctors. With the continuous development of technology, dental implants will bring good news to more patients with tooth loss.