MIS Dental Implant

Recommended For MIS Dental Implant

MIS dental implant candidates should fall into one or more of the following categories:

• Patients in good general health
• Patients with sufficient bone tissue in the jaw where the implant will be placed
• Good or excellent oral health
• Patients willing to abstain from smoking during the implant’s osseointegration period
• Patients looking for a permanent solution for their missing teeth

It’s important to note that patients with dentures who are looking for a permanent solution are also excellent candidates for this procedure.

Not Recommended For MIS Dental Implant

This procedure is not recommended for patients with one or more of the following:

• Autoimmune diseases which can slow the healing process or lead to other complications
• Patients undergoing pregnancy
• Patients suffering from sinus issues
• Low bone density in the implant area
• Patients suffering from gum disease
• Slow healers or patients with an active infection

Number Of Trips Abroad

2

Discharge From Hospital

No need for hospital stay

Duration Of Operation

45 minutes

Overview

MIS Dental Implants are a very popular dental restoration procedure used in clinics all around the world for patients who want to restore the functionality of their teeth and regain their natural smile after a tooth extraction. MIS dental implants can support orthodontic anchors, prosthesis, bridges or crowns, providing greater stability than traditional solutions.

Preparation

Prior to a MIS dental implant treatment, patients should consider a general check-up because the health condition is very important in the healing process and success of a dental implant. It is also recommended to review your dental and health records with your dentist and inform him/her about any medication you are currently taking. If you have any questions about the procedure or you need to clarify your expectations don’t hesitate to ask. The doctor will provide you with all the necessary information. Additional tests like x-rays or other procedures may be requested before the operation. 

How It Is Performed

The MIS dental implant procedure begins with first sedating the patient. Once the patient is sedated, the dentist will create an incision in the gums in order to reach the patient’s jaw bone. With the jaw bone exposed, the dentist will now begin using a small drill to make a hole in the bone, progressively widening it until the implant is barely able to fit. The dentist will use a special additive on the implant itself before placing it inside the jaw bone. This special additive helps with securing the implant in place and speeds up the healing period by stimulating bone growth around it. With the implant placed, the dentist will close up the initial incision with sutures.

In the next few months, the implant’s material will start fusing with the patient’s natural bone – this process is called osseointegration. Osseointegration can last between 3 to 6 months, depending on the patient. In some cases, patients may be required to wear temporary crowns during the recovery period. Temporary crowns can be replaced with more permanent solutions once the recovery period is fully ended.

Recovery

The average MIS dental implant recovery period can last up to six months, depending on the patient’s state of health. Patients are required to maintain good oral hygiene and visit the dentist periodically during this period. Caring for a dental implant is similar to caring for your own natural teeth, with brushing and flossing being the norm. Patients are required to abstain from smoking during the recovery period and to rest for the first few days after the procedure is performed. Hard sports are also prohibited during the recovery period.

Risks

The risks and complications associated with MIS dental implants procedure are: 

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  Infection 
  Nerve damage 
  Implant failure 
  Pain 
  Sinus problems 
  Implant rejection 
  Loosening implant posts 

These risks can be reduced by rigorously following the dentist’s instructions for the pre-op period. 

Side Effects

Even though dental implants are highly successful procedures, some temporary side effects may occur: 

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  Pain 
  Discomfort 
  Inflammation 
  Bleeding 
  Allergies to the implant’s material 

Success Rates

MIS Dental implants reviews set the satisfaction rate at around 98%, one year after the procedure was performed.

Before And After

A MIS dental implant treatment can be very an expensive procedure. Patients should inform themselves properly about the total cost of the operation, taking in consideration also other possible expenses like temporary placements or additional tests. 
With a proper oral care and with the help of your specialist, dental implants can last for a very long period of time. 

The benefits of a MIS dental implant treatment are: 

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  High-end technology 
  Natural appearance 
  Durability 
  Comfortability 
  Protects and supports the surrounding teeth 
  Protects and stimulates a healthy jaw bone structure 
  Oral health 
  Increased self-confidence 

Faq

How long will my dental implant hurt?

Patients will feel mild pain and discomfort for a few days after the MIS dental implant procedure, which can be easily managed by painkillers.

Will my dental implants fail if I smoke?

MIS dental implant reviews show that there is a higher chance of failing if the patient is a smoker. Smoking prohibits the process called osseointegration – the fusing of the implant to the patient’s bone.

Will my dental implants look natural?

MIS dental implants can be combined with crowns or bridges made from different materials. Dental crowns for example can perfectly mimic the patient’s natural teeth colour, translucency and look.

Back To Work

2 to 3 days

Back To Sports

2 to 3 days

Extra Content

This content is written and reviewed by our medical content team in July, 2019.