What are Implant Prostheses?

Implant prostheses are a method of tooth restoration where a fixed prosthesis is attached using implants. This method provides a fixed and aesthetic dental solution to toothless patients.
 

What Are the Advantages of Over-Implant Prostheses?

Implant prostheses offer many advantages over other tooth restoration methods. Some advantages are:

• A more natural appearance: Implant prostheses have a more natural appearance compared to other tooth restoration methods.
• A stable and powerful solution: Implants offer a fixed solution, keeping the prosthesis strong.
• A more comfortable feeling: Implant prostheses give a more comfortable feeling than other prostheses.
   

How are Implant Prostheses Made?

While implant prostheses are made, the dentist first places the implants in the jaw bone. When the implants heal, the dentist makes a denture and fixes it on the implants. The prosthesis is specially designed according to the patient's mouth structure and aesthetic preferences.
 

How is Over-Implant Prosthesis Care Performed?

The care of implant prostheses is done like natural teeth. This includes brushing teeth, flossing, and using mouthwashes. Your dentist may also give you special care instructions.
 

Who Are Implant Prostheses Suitable For?

Implant prostheses are a suitable solution for patients without teeth. In addition, patients who experience tooth loss but have sufficient bone quality for tooth restoration may also be suitable candidates for over-implant prosthetics.
 

What Is the Difference of Implant-Mounted Prostheses from Other Prosthesis Options?

Implant prostheses offer many advantages compared to other prosthesis options. Implants allow the prosthesis to be kept strong and stable. In addition, excessive implant prostheses may have a more natural appearance. However, excessive implant prostheses are more expensive and require surgery.

As a result, over-implant prostheses may be a viable tooth restoration option for patients without teeth. However, it is important to consult with the dentist to determine the most suitable option for each patient. Knowing about the advantages and disadvantages of implant prostheses are among the factors to consider before the patient makes a decision.