In recent years, the term dental implants has began to spread significantly, as it has become one of the most common treatments and is almost the best in terms of results. It’s called (Dental implant) and in short definition is a surgery performed for a patient who loses some teeth and is done to replace the roots of the teeth with metal supports similar to fixing screws to be installed in the jaw bone well and then the supports of the artificial teeth are installed above it, and one of its most important features is that it’s completely similar to natural teeth and gives a wonderful appearance that is not different from the real teeth of the patient. It is one of the most important alternatives to mobile dentures that are not preferred by some patients and that may cause discomfort from using them.

Dental implants depend heavily on the patient’s health condition and jaw condition as well as the number of teeth to be transplanted, and whether the patient has any genetic diseases or medications to use permanently.

The first steps of the dental implant process begin with a preliminary diagnosis from the treating doctor to identify the nature of the required tooth after fully recognizing the patient’s health condition, and then the shape of the required tooth is determined and drawn until its laboratory equipped to suit the jaw and the size of the adjacent mouth and teeth.

Titanium jaw bone metal braces are usually attached which have a great potential to fusion with the jaw bone significantly to form good and sufficient durability during a period that may vary from patient to patient at the discretion of the attending physician, after which the teeth are well-equipped to be installed on top of the struts to obtain the final result

• Panoramic images of the mouth and teeth are initially performed to ensure that there are no problems not seen in the normal dental examination.
• Blood tests are performed to ensure that there are no blood clotting problems for people who suffer from certain diseases or are taking certain medications.
• A set of tests and measurements is conducted to create an alternative that is as similar in color and texture as possible to the patient’s normal age.
• Most dental implants or performed under local anesthesia.
• The doctor then begins to install the screw metal screws in the jaw bone appropriately at is discretion.
• The process of forming the new tooth begins according to its location and the necessary measurements are taken by the treating doctor.
• Then a period of about 6 weeks or more is expected at the discretion of the doctor until the stent is fusioned as required, after which the new tooth is installed.