If the bones are not strong enough to support the implants, bone strengthening treatment is performed by a specialist physician before application. However, the main treatment begins after this treatment is completed and it is ensured that the patient has bones suitable for implants. A 2-4 month period is needed to complete the implant treatment.

Although it is expected to wait 2 to 4 months for the implants placed in the bone to fuse with the bone, when it is determined that the implants still have not fused, it means that the application in question has failed. The main cause of this problem, also known as implant failure, is that the bones are not strong enough to support the implant. This should be examined by a specialist physician before application and additional treatments should be applied if necessary.

Implant teeth are long-lasting, just like original teeth, when their maintenance is done regularly and oral hygiene is taken care of. After the implant is placed, it is possible to use it for many years without functional loss, even to keep it in the mouth problem-free and healthy for a lifetime.

Implants can be applied to anyone with missing teeth and whose existing bone structure is suitable for treatment. However, the important criterion here is that the bones have completed their development. Implants applied to developing bones may cause problems after a while and these implants may need to be replaced. For this reason, the lower limit for implant treatment is 18 years old. Implants can be made to anyone who has turned 18.

As with all teeth, cleaning and maintenance are very important for implant teeth. In fact, it can be said that these teeth are a little more important. Implant teeth should be brushed regularly and dental floss should be used if necessary. Mouthwash can also be done at regular intervals to ensure complete oral hygiene. Substances such as food residues accumulated around the implant can cause problems such as tartar and gum recession in the long term.