alkharashy dental

we have now in our record of achievements thousands of cases of dental implants, successful smile design and other biological, functional and cosmetic treatments in Qatar.

The restoration of missing teeth or molars with a permanent replacement by implantation to the jaw bone, in one session.

With the great boom in technology and modern dentistry, the possibility of tooth replacement has become a reality. In the past, conventional methods such as removable dentures or bridges were used, but their harmful effects on oral and dental health have been scientifically proven.

Today, in Qatar, we have been able to achieve ideal results in permanent teeth implantation at Alkharashy Center by using the best and most well-known international implantation systems, the famous Swiss Shturman system. The implants are made of specifically treated titanium to fit the jaw bone as a permanent substitute for the missing tooth or molar. With an elite team of specialized implantation surgeons in the Middle East, several implants can be obtained in a single treatment session.

What is a dental implant?

It is a simple surgical procedure where the roots of the teeth are replaced with metal supports similar to screws, and damaged or missing teeth are replaced by artificial teeth that closely resemble natural teeth in shape and performance.

In this procedure, a small incision is made in the gum to place the dental implant, which is usually painless, and then the area is stitched up, also without much pain.

After a short period of time, the patient returns to have the artificial tooth attached to the implant. This process requires the complete healing of the bone around the implanted component, which may cause some pain or discomfort but is generally less painful than tooth extraction itself and does not require a large amount of local anesthesia.

The timing of dental implant surgery

The best time for dental implant surgery is immediately after the extraction of a tooth, especially if the patient has a problem with one of the teeth. The procedure is as follows:

• The tooth is extracted
• And immediately afterward, the new dental implant post is placed in the same spot.

Placing the implant in the same location as the extraction allows for better healing of the wound. This entire process can be completed in one visit with the patient, and this is called immediate implantation. There will be no additional surgery required in this case, and there will be no need to create a gum opening for the implant since the gum in that area is already open.

After about a month, the patient returns to have the tooth attached (note that in the past, the wait time for attachment could be as long as 6 to 8 months).

This timing is critical because if a tooth is extracted from the upper or lower jaw, it must be replaced immediately. Failure to replace the missing tooth will result in dental problems, such as misalignment of the teeth around the area or in the opposing jaw. This can cause the growth and increase of the teeth opposite to the gap because there is nothing to stabilize them in their proper position.

Currently, technological advancements in dental implantation allow for immediate implantation during the same session as the extraction of the tooth. The patient enters with a broken tooth and leaves the clinic within half an hour to an hour with a new, fixed tooth that can be used normally