Regain Your Desired Smile with Implant Treatment
Can a Realistic Result Be Achieved with Implant Treatment?
Everyone wants healthy teeth. However, tooth loss occurs due to reasons such as smoking and alcohol consumption, not brushing teeth regularly, etc. You can get price information through. Although dentists issue warnings at this point, main teeth are lost due to negligence. As a result of tooth loss, gaps occur. These gaps cause a loss of self-confidence in individuals, while causing some difficulties in speech and eating/drinking. There are many treatment methods applied to restore people's self-confidence and to replace natural teeth. With the developing technology, implant treatment has replaced dentures and bridges.
Is the Treatment Painful?
The success rate of the treatment is around 97%-98%. Thanks to the screws made of titanium, the root of your tooth becomes at least as strong as a real root. In fact, the only difference between your real tooth and your implant is that the treatment has been applied. There is no difference from your real tooth in terms of appearance, strength, and usage. Dentures can cause falling out, speech impediments, and difficulty in eating/drinking. However, with teeth attached to screws, your daily life proceeds flawlessly. You regain your lost smile. You will agree with us when you witness the perfection of the result. One of the frequently asked questions about implant treatment is whether the treatment is painful. Implant treatment is a surgical procedure. During the treatment, we apply local anesthesia to our patient. Thus, we minimize the pain you will feel. After the treatment, our patients can return to their daily lives, and we prevent the pain that may occur after the treatment with the painkillers we recommend. In summary, our patients do not feel pain at any stage of the treatment. Another issue of curiosity is the cost of the treatment. It is more costly than implant bridge treatment. However, considering the treatment process and duration of use, the price may seem reasonable. The result we obtain after the treatment is lifelong. Instead of paying for dentures repeatedly, implant treatment will seem quite reasonable. Furthermore, with a regulation, a portion of the treatment cost is covered by the Social Security Institution. You can research prices by consulting your insurance provider about this matter.
