Dental implants are one of
the devices that have been touted as effective for your oral health needs. They
are titanium screws put into your gums as foundation for either a crown or a
denture by merging with the jawbone. Still, earning that nod for a London
dental implant requires a thorough examination with your preferred dental
practitioner, and there are some factors to watch out for.
Jawbone
Strength
The chief requirement for a
dental implant is for the patient to have ample jawbone mass for the implants
to meld with. An X-ray scan enables the dentist to analyse the level jawbone
available. The lack of sufficient jawbone can render the patient ineligible,
but on the other hand, the dentist can graft parts of other bones to compensate
for lack of mass at a critical juncture.
Gums
The state of the gums is
another vital factor to the success of a dental implantation. For instance, the
gums themselves should not have receded when looking at other teeth.
Periodontal disease is also a problem as they compromise the stability of the
gums prior to implantation or even make the procedure impossible to perform at
all.
Intrinsic
Conditions
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