Dental Implants in Milton Keynes

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes
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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes
If you need dental implants in Milton Keynes look
no further than Aspects Dental Referral. We
offer specialist implant services right here on
your doorstep.
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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• Dental Implants are the ideal solution for the
  following dental problems
• Loose Teeth
• Missing Teeth
• Ill fitting dentures
• Problems with eating
• In addition if you have missing front teeth,
  dental implants can improve your smile immensely,
  in some cases this can quite literally change
  your life.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• What is a dental implant?
• A dental implant is an artificial
  substitute/replacement for the root portion of
  your natural tooth and is anchored into a
  pre-drilled socket in your jaw-bone to support a
  crown, bridge or secure a denture firmly in
  place.
• Implants are made from titanium, a material that
  is well tolerated by bone and integrates easily
  with bone tissue.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• During the placement of a dental implant, the
  goal is to achieve a close contact between the
  outer surface of the implant and the surrounding
  bone tissue so they can fuse together
  (osteointegration), creating a stable support for
  the new teeth.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• How is a dental implant placed?

Before any implants are placed, it is important
for your dentist to assess the health of your
teeth and gums. If there are any signs of gum
disease or decay, these must first be treated.
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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• How is a dental implant placed?
• Thereafter, your treatment will be planned
  following several x-rays and, in some cases, a CT
  scan to assess that bone quality and check for
  nearby anatomical structures to avoid before any
  drilling.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• How is a dental implant placed?
• The procedure is usually carried out under local
  anaesthesia IV sedation is sometimes used if it
  is a long procedure or the patient is very
  anxious.
• The gum where the dental implant is to be
  placed is cut and lifted and a small hole is
  drilled in the jaw bone at the precise location
  of the intended implant.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• The titanium implant is tightly fitted into this
  socket and the gum is stitched back over the
  implant. If there is insufficient bone material
  to accommodate the implant, a bone graft may be
  required, or the dentist may use smaller-sized
  mini implants if suitable.
• Once the dental implant has been placed, it is
  left to heal and integrate with the jaw bone for
  between six weeks to six months. The bone tissue
  will grow and anchor itself into the microscopic
  rough surface of the implant.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes

• During this healing period, patients are given
  temporary teeth (bridges) or continue to wear
  dentures. It is important that temporary teeth do
  not exert any force on the healing implant. After
  the healing period, the gum is again lifted and a
  post is attached to the implant with a temporary
  crown.
• Four to six weeks later, when the surrounding
  gum tissue has matured, the final permanent
  restoration can be fitted to the implant.

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Dental Implants In Milton Keynes
If you think that dental implants are the
solution for you and you would like them fitted
in Milton Keynes, then call Aspects Dental and
Referral on call us on 01908 506 188 or visit our
website at www.aspectsdental.com or visit our
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