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												<b>What are dental implants?</b></font><div id="container">
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															While the <strong>
															placement of dental 
															implants was 
															attempted for many 
															decades in the 
															twentieth century</strong>, 
															it was not untilthe 
															1950&#39;s that 
															discoveries were 
															made that laid the 
															foundation for 
															modern 
															reconstructive 
															surgery. </font></p>
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															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															Professor Per-Ingvar 
															Branemark was 
															perhaps the most 
															important figure in 
															the advancement of 
															implant dentistry. 
															His significant 
															breakthrough, in the 
															1950&#39;s, was the 
															discovery that bone 
															can integrate with 
															titanium components. 
															That is, living bone 
															could become so 
															fused with the 
															titanium oxide layer 
															of an implant that 
															the two could not be 
															separated without 
															fracture. This 
															process, whereby 
															nature allows the 
															attachment of bone 
															cells to the 
															titanium surface 
															became known as &quot;osseointegration.&quot;</font></p>
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															As a result of 
															studying the 
															osseointegration 
															process, scientists 
															developed <strong>
															dental implants, 
															which are simply 
															small titanium 
															cylinders placed 
															into the jawbone to 
															support replacement 
															teeth.</strong> 
															These titanium 
															implants fuse with 
															your bone and 
															provide a permanent 
															anchorage for a 
															prosthetic 
															reconstruction which 
															looks and feels like 
															a natural tooth. 
															Worldwide more than 
															800,000 patients 
															have been treated 
															since 1965 with
															<strong>dental 
															implant 
															reconstructions</strong>.</font>
															</font></p>
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												<p><font face="Trebuchet MS">
												<strong>What are the benefits of 
												Dental Implants?</strong></font></p>
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															<strong>
															<font size="2">
															Dental Implants 
															Eliminate Pain and 
															Discomfort</font></strong><font size="2"><br>
															Aside from dental 
															implants, one of the 
															other methods of 
															replacing missing 
															teeth is thru the 
															placement of 
															removable full or 
															partial dentures. 
															However, since 
															dentures sit on top 
															of the jawbone and 
															gums, continuous 
															shrinkage of the jaw 
															bone alters the fit 
															of the denture, 
															resulting in 
															slipping or rocking 
															of the dentures. 
															Exposed nerves and 
															irritation of the 
															gum tissue may add 
															to the discomfort. 
															Dental implants 
															eliminate the pain 
															and discomfort of 
															removable full or 
															partial dentures. 
															Dental Implant 
															supported 
															replacement teeth 
															are like natural 
															teeth because they 
															are anchored 
															securely to your 
															jawbone. Gum 
															irritation and the 
															pain of exposed 
															nerves associated 
															with conventional 
															full or partial 
															dentures are 
															eliminated.</font></font></p>
															<p align="left">
															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															<strong>Prevent Bone 
															Loss</strong><br>
															As a result of 
															losing one or more 
															teeth, you 
															inevitably lose mass 
															in your jaw. This 
															affects the overall 
															skeletal structure 
															of your face which 
															not only changes 
															your profile, but 
															also may result in 
															thin lips, drooping 
															muscles, jowls or 
															witch&#39;s chin. 
															Spreading bone loss 
															in the jaw affects 
															the gums and ridges 
															in your mouth, as 
															well as the muscles 
															and nerves in and 
															around the mouth. 
															Dental implants 
															prevent bone loss, 
															because implants 
															halt and even 
															reverse the bone 
															loss that results 
															from losing teeth. 
															Complete denture 
															wearers on the other 
															hand become aware of 
															jawbone loss as 
															their dentures 
															become loose. People 
															who lose one tooth, 
															which is replaced by 
															a bridge, may even 
															be unaware that the 
															jaw bone is 
															dissolving. </font>
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															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															It is as if <strong>
															dental implants 
															&quot;trick&quot; the bone 
															into thinking there 
															is still a tooth 
															present.</strong> By 
															transmitting the 
															natural forces of 
															chewing to the jaw, 
															dental implants 
															increase bone 
															density. Dental 
															implants have been 
															proven not only to 
															stop bone loss, but 
															in some cases 
															actually to reverse 
															bone loss and 
															restore the health 
															of the jaw. By 
															preventing the loss 
															of the bony 
															structure of the 
															jaws and face they 
															prevent facial 
															collapse. This 
															preserves your 
															youthful appearance. 
															No one will ever 
															know that you have a 
															replacement tooth.
															</font></p>
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															<strong>
															<font size="2">
															Improve the Quality 
															of Your Life<br>
															</font></strong>
															<font size="2">One 
															of the most 
															important benefits 
															of dental implants 
															is that they greatly 
															improve the quality 
															of your life. </font>
															</font></p>
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																<font face="Trebuchet MS">
																<em>
																<font size="2">
																Speaking<br>
																</font></em>
																<font size="2">
																When replacing 
																missing teeth 
																with dentures, 
																the teeth can 
																slip and slide 
																around the 
																mouth. The 
																facial muscles 
																become tense in 
																an attempt to 
																hold the teeth 
																in place. This 
																often results in 
																mumbling, 
																slurred speech 
																or clicking 
																noises. Dental 
																implants allow 
																you to speak 
																with confidence 
																in a relaxed and 
																natural tone.
																</font></font>
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																<font face="Trebuchet MS">
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																<font size="2">
																Conveniance<br>
																</font></em>
																<font size="2">
																Dental implants 
																can eliminate 
																the numerous 
																embarrassing 
																inconveniences 
																of removable 
																partial and full 
																dentures. You 
																will eliminate 
																the use of gooey 
																denture 
																adhesives that 
																must be 
																re-applied 
																throughout the 
																day. You will no 
																longer need to 
																cover your mouth 
																when you laugh 
																or smile, for 
																fear that your 
																teeth will pop 
																out or fall 
																down. <br>
&nbsp;</font></font></li>
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																<em>
																<font size="2">
																Eating<br>
																</font></em>
																<font size="2">
																Dental implants 
																restore chewing 
																efficiency 
																comparable to 
																that of natural 
																teeth. 
																Therefore, 
																patients with 
																dental implants 
																can eat a wide 
																range of food 
																items with less 
																difficulty, and 
																experienced less 
																impact on daily 
																life than 
																patients with 
																dentures. In 
																addition, a full 
																upper denture 
																covers the 
																palate of the 
																mouth and 
																reduces the 
																ability to taste 
																foods. With 
																dental implants, 
																you can have the 
																palate removed 
																from your upper 
																denture so you 
																can taste and 
																enjoy your food.
																<br>
&nbsp;</font></font></li>
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																<font face="Trebuchet MS">
																<em>
																<font size="2">
																Improved 
																Appearance <br>
																</font></em>
																<font size="2">
																<strong>Since 
																dental implants 
																look, feel and 
																function like 
																natural teeth, 
																you will have a 
																new set of teeth 
																or a new tooth 
																that will 
																greatly improve 
																the cosmetic 
																appearance of 
																your smile.</strong></font></font></li>
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												<p><font face="Trebuchet MS">
												<strong>Who is a candidate for 
												Dental Implants?</strong></font></p>
												<div id="container1">
													<div id="left1">
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															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															In general, anyone 
															missing at least one 
															tooth and healthy 
															enough to undergo 
															routine dental 
															treatment, including 
															tooth extraction, is 
															probably able to 
															undergo dental 
															implant treatment. 
															There are some 
															medical conditions 
															that warrant special 
															consideration before 
															placing dental 
															implants. Certain 
															chronic diseases, 
															heavy smoking or 
															alcohol abuse may 
															contraindicate 
															dental implant 
															treatment. </font>
															</p>
															<p align="left">
															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															If you already wear 
															dentures but are 
															psychologically 
															uncomfortable with 
															them (e.g. You lack 
															confidence due to 
															the appearance or 
															poor fit of your 
															false teeth) or find 
															them physically 
															diffcult (e.g. You 
															cannot taste food 
															properly due to the 
															dentures), you 
															should consider 
															implants. You are 
															never too old to get 
															dental implants.
															</font></p>
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															<font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">
															There are two things 
															to keep in mind, 
															however, when 
															considering dental 
															implants. First, 
															they may not be 
															covered by your 
															dental insurance, 
															although that is 
															currently changing. 
															Second, <strong>you 
															will need to have 
															the patience to wait 
															three to eighteen 
															months for the 
															entire dental 
															implant process to 
															be completed,</strong> 
															depending on the 
															type of restoration 
															that will best serve 
															your needs. </font>
															</p>
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															<font face="Trebuchet MS">
															<strong>What is the 
															procedure for Dental 
															Implants?</strong></font></p>
															</center>
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																		The 
																		first 
																		step in 
																		the 
																		decision 
																		for 
																		dental 
																		implants 
																		is to 
																		make an 
																		appointment 
																		with a 
																		qualified 
																		dentist 
																		for an 
																		evaluation. 
																		He/She 
																		will 
																		examine 
																		your 
																		mouth 
																		and 
																		teeth 
																		and take 
																		a 
																		thorough 
																		medical 
																		and 
																		dental 
																		history. 
																		You&#39;ll 
																		receive 
																		X-rays 
																		and 
																		possibly 
																		a CT 
																		scan, 
																		which 
																		will 
																		give the 
																		dentist 
																		a good 
																		idea of 
																		your 
																		bone 
																		density 
																		and the 
																		shape of 
																		your 
																		jaw.
																		</font>
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																		<font face="Trebuchet MS">
																		<strong>
																		<font size="2">
																		Dental 
																		implants 
																		are 
																		usually 
																		completed 
																		in two 
																		phases:</font></strong><font size="2">
																		</font>
																		</font>
																		</p>
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																		<p align="left">
																		<font face="Trebuchet MS">
																		<strong>
																		<font size="2">
																		Phase 1 
																		is the 
																		actual 
																		dental 
																		implant 
																		placement</font></strong><font size="2">, 
																		a 
																		process 
																		generally 
																		performed 
																		in the 
																		office 
																		with 
																		local 
																		sedation 
																		or light 
																		sedation 
																		to help 
																		make the 
																		patient 
																		more 
																		comfortable. 
																		Using 
																		precise, 
																		gentle 
																		surgical 
																		techniques, 
																		the 
																		implants 
																		are 
																		placed 
																		into the 
																		jawbone 
																		for 3 to 
																		6 months 
																		while 
																		osseointegration 
																		(bonding 
																		to bone) 
																		takes 
																		place. 
																		This 
																		helps 
																		ensure a 
																		strong, 
																		solid 
																		foundation 
																		for 
																		replacement 
																		teeth. 
																		During 
																		this 
																		time, 
																		temporary 
																		bridges 
																		or 
																		dentures 
																		may be 
																		used to 
																		minimize 
																		any 
																		cosmetic 
																		or 
																		chewing 
																		inconvenience.</font></font></p>
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																		tooth or 
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																					<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">Recently, an alternative to the two-step method has been developed that allows you to have the dental implant installed in one whole piece in one single session at your dentist. This new method has simplified the dental implant procedure a lot, both for patients and dentists.</font></p>
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																					<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">The procedure is chosen depends on several factors, such as the patient’s dental health, the number of teeth involved and which teeth are replaced. <strong>These factors will also determine the total number of visits to the dentist throughout the dental implant procedure and treatment period.</strong> </font></p>
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																								<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">Two of the major questions that people ask when it comes to dental implants is, &quot;What is the long-term success rate?&quot; and &quot;How long will they last?&quot;. </font></p>
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																								<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">The simply answer to the long-term success rate of dental implants are that dental implants can fail, but fortunately very infrequently. Failure rates vary depending on the site in the mouth, whether they are placed into natural or grafted bone and whether the patient smokes. <b>The overall success rates in natural bone is 95%, though this falls to between 85 and 90% in grafted bone.</b> If a patient smokes it has been shown that they are statistically two and a half times more likely to have an implant fail than a non-smoker. </font></p>
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																								<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">As to the longevity of dental implants, honestly at the present time we cannot answer this question. <b>At the moment we can only say that the first patient who had dental implants placed in 1965 still has his original implants in function today.</b> </font></p>
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																								<p align="left"><font size="2" face="Trebuchet MS">With that being said, undoubtedly, the best steps to take avoid encountering ailing or failing dental implants are to <b>maintain meticulous oral hygiene</b>, and evaluate the dental implant both clinically and radiographically at <b>frequent recall visits with your dentist.</b></font></p>
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