What is an immediate implant?
An immediate implant is a type of dental prosthesis that can be inserted immediately after tooth loss or removal. Patients can often save a lot of time with immediate implants, as there is no healing phase and no need to expose the implant in a second operation. Immediate implants have a special thread that can be screwed firmly into the jawbone.
What is an immediate implantation?
A newly created tooth gap, due to extraction or an accident, is immediately treated with an implant under local anesthesia and complete elimination of pain. If a diseased tooth has to be extracted, this is done in the same operation as the insertion of the new dental implant. An immediate implant is a popular method of immediately closing a newly created gap, particularly in the anterior region. For esthetic reasons, it is common to use a fixed temporary tooth replacement.