What is the difference between dental implants and implants and their cost in Egypt?

The difference between tooth installation and planting, Tooth installations and implants are two factors for compensating for missing and damaged teeth, and they may be similar in some points and differ in others, which we will shed light on through this article, so follow us in order to know the difference between them and choose the best for you.

The difference between tooth installation and planting

Tooth installations and implants are common solutions for tooth loss, but do you know the difference between them and when each is suitable for use? In this article, we will explore the differences between tooth installation and implantation.

1. Implementation process:
   • Tooth installation: It involves placing removable artificial installations over the remaining teeth, where gaps are compensated with artificial teeth attached to adjacent teeth using technology such as dental plates.
   • Tooth implantation: It involves implanting artificial implants into the bone that act as substitutes for lost tooth roots. After the adaptation and healing phase of the implant with the jaw bone, the crown is installed on the implant to obtain new permanent teeth.
2. Suitable cases:
   • Tooth installation: It is preferred to be used to compensate for small gaps or to repair broken or worn teeth. This procedure may be more appropriate if there are strong and healthy remaining teeth to fix the installations on.
   • Tooth implantation: It is considered the best solution for the loss of one or more natural teeth. There must be sufficient jaw bone and no health problems that hinder the success of implanting implants.
3. Time period:
   • Tooth installation: The dental installation procedure can be done quickly and within a few visits to the doctor.
   • Tooth implantation: This process takes a relatively longer time, as the body needs time to heal the implant in the bone before installing the final crown.
4. Sustainability and quality:
   • Tooth installation: Although it provides a quick and inexpensive solution to compensate for missing teeth, it is not a permanent alternative. Dental fittings may require frequent replacement over time.
   • Tooth implantation: Tooth implantation is considered the most sustainable and high quality solution for compensating for missing teeth. Artificial implants naturally integrate with the jawbone and provide stability and a natural appearance for the new teeth.

What are the similarities between tooth installation and planting?

Tooth installations and implants share several points, including improving oral health and smile appearance, leading to increased self-esteem and self-confidence. They also help improve speech ability and letter pronunciation. In addition, both procedures contribute to improving chewing function and balance in the jaws. However, individual factors must be taken into account when choosing the appropriate method.

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How is each of tooth implantation and installations performed

How is tooth implantation done

1. Initial examination:
   • The patient must first undergo a comprehensive oral and gum examination to determine the need for tooth implantation.
   • A panoramic image and CT scan of the jaws are required to assess the condition of the jaw bone and determine suitable implant sites.
2. Anesthesia:
   • Before starting the procedure, the area where the implantation will take place is anesthetized with a local anesthetic.
3. Preparation:
   • The area to be implanted is sterilized to minimize the risk of infection.
4. Drilling into the jaw:
   • A special drill is used to make a hole in the bone where the teeth are to be implanted.
5. Inserting the titanium screw:
   • The titanium screw, which resembles a peg, is placed in the prepared hole, and this screw is the stable base for the artificial tooth.
6. Securing:
   • The titanium screw is properly and firmly secured in the jaw.
7. Restoration:
   • An artificial crown that resembles a natural tooth is placed on the titanium screw and firmly secured.

How to perform tooth installations

1. Tooth preparation:
   • Before starting the installation process, the teeth on which the installations will be fixed are prepared and cleaned well.
2. Shaping the base:
   • A special mold of the teeth is made and sent to the lab to manufacture the bases that will support the installations.
3. Securing the installations:
   • After receiving the bases from the lab, they are placed on the appropriate teeth and firmly fixed.
4. Verification and modification:
   • The fit of the installations is checked and adjusted if necessary to ensure the patient’s comfort and aesthetic appearance.
5. Final fixation:
   • After confirming that the installations fit perfectly with the teeth, final fixation is done using suitable adhesives.

Advantages of tooth implantation

Tooth implantation is a surgical procedure used to replace lost teeth and achieve functional and aesthetic stability of the mouth. There are many advantages to tooth implantation.

• First, it preserves the jaw and oral bones by preventing atrophy of the bone where the missing tooth is located.
• Second, tooth implantation helps preserve surrounding teeth as missing teeth can affect the function of other teeth, causing their movement and impacting how food is chewed.
• CT scans can be used to determine the direction and size of the implant, so the appropriate tooth implant design can be selected based on the existing jaw bone shape.

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How long does tooth implantation take?

Tooth implantation requires a specific amount of time to achieve the desired result. It can take 3 to 6 months for osseointegration and healing to occur between the implant and surrounding bone. After that, the last two steps are completed within 1 to 10 days.

Each step in the implantation process requires sufficient time for healing and recovery. If the dentist deems it necessary to perform bone grafting prior to implantation, it may take longer. If you are considering getting dental implants, it is important to be prepared to wait and allow the process the necessary time to succeed.

What are the disadvantages of tooth implantation

Tooth implantation is a precise and complex surgical procedure, and it involves some risks and disadvantages. The most notable disadvantages that may occur are inflammation at the implant site and potential damage to surrounding structures, such as other teeth or blood vessels. Nerve damage may also occur, causing pain, numbness, or tingling in the natural teeth, gums, lips, or chin.

In addition, tooth implantation in the upper jaw can lead to problems with the sinuses. Therefore, before performing tooth implantation, it must be carefully planned by a team of specialists, such as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, a prosthodontist, a dental technician, and an otolaryngologist.

For more information on the risks of tooth implantation, you can read this article.

Does tooth implantation last a lifetime?

Tooth implantation is a surgical procedure used to replace missing teeth, and many people often wonder if this implantation will last a lifetime or not. Although tooth implantation is considered an effective and permanent replacement solution, implant fracture can also occur, requiring repair that affects its longevity.

Dental implants do not have a default lifetime, but depend on the individual’s health and proper oral hygiene care. In addition, the longevity of the implant is affected by factors such as maintaining oral hygiene and adhering to regular check-up and maintenance appointments. If a person takes good care of their oral health and follows the dentist’s instructions, tooth implants can last for very long periods of time. Therefore, it is extremely important to consult with your treating physician about proper practices to care for the implant to ensure its longevity.

How long does it take to install teeth?

Having teeth installed requires two visits to the dentist, where the teeth are first prepared by removing any existing decay and measuring the external part of the tooth to ensure the artificial crown fits properly. After that, the dentist builds additional support if needed, and then takes an impression of the teeth using a digital scanner. These steps are usually completed in 50-90 minutes.

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Is the tooth installation procedure painful?

It can be said that the tooth installation procedure may be painless. Many experts point out that veneering and implanting teeth are procedures that help restore the natural function and appearance of teeth in a painless way. Although these procedures may cause some minor pain after the procedure, it can be easily treated using over-the-counter painkillers. It is worth mentioning that there is an increase in satisfaction rates after performing tooth installation procedures, as patients feel a noticeable improvement in their quality of life and self-confidence.

How much does tooth installation cost in Egypt?

The prices of porcelain tooth installations range between 850 EGP to 2300 EGP, while the price of Emax tooth installations ranges between 1900 to 5000 EGP. As for zirconium tooth installations, their price ranges between 1500 EGP and 4500 EGP. In general, it can be said that the cost of tooth installation in Egypt is reasonable compared to some other countries, and also depends on the experience and medical specialties available in different clinics.

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Problems after tooth installation

People may experience some problems after fixed dental installations, including decay under the installation and difficulty maintaining oral hygiene and bad breath. People with fixed dental installations may need special tools to clean their teeth and remove food debris.

Additionally, fixed dental installations can cause pain and sensitivity in the gums and the need for adjustments to the installation. It is important to regularly visit the dentist to provide necessary care and resolve any problems that may arise after tooth installation.

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