Multi-Tooth Dental Implants

Stage 1: Pre-Treatment

• Assessing Suitability of the Treatment 

You need to visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for a full mouth and jaw examination to check if you’re a suitable candidate for the surgery.

An appointment with a periodontist is also required, as your gums, jawbone, and the other structural support around your teeth need to be examined to make sure you’re eligible to receive implants. Following that, you need to consult a prosthodontist who specialises in dentures and implants. In some instances, you might even need to see an ear, nose, and throat provider.  

These steps are required for a tooth restoration plan because you need to ensure that multi-tooth dental implants are suitable for your mouth. The complete process can take between six to nine months.

Stage 3: Post-Operative Care

After surgery, it is better to avoid eating any hard foods that could potentially damage your implants while they heal.

A soft food diet is recommended for a week, and you should take particular care for at least 12 weeks after surgery.