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Dentist on fast-track surgery and basal dental implantation

Dentist on fast-track surgery and basal dental implantation

Andrey Shmoylov, a basal surgeon and founder of the specialized dental center, the Institute of Basal Implantation, spoke about the most common myths in dentistry and fast-track surgery as a global trend.

How has the dental market changed over the past three years?

Dentistry is developing faster than other branches of medicine: modern technologies are being introduced, treatment protocols are being updated. Among the latest changes, one can note a global trend — the so-called fast-track surgery. Long-term recovery protocols that allow teeth to be restored in 6-24 months are a thing of the past. Now a patient can undergo comprehensive treatment in a very short period of time. This is a major breakthrough in the dental services market.

Has this trend affected implantation?

Yes, and in this case we are talking about basal implantation, which ensures rapid recovery. Implants are installed during tooth extraction surgery, then a couple of days are allocated for rehabilitation, because swelling and pain are possible, and then temporary and permanent crowns can be installed.

What related aesthetic problems does implantation solve?

Often, tooth loss is accompanied by a deterioration in the patient's appearance: the height of the lower third of the face decreases, age wrinkles appear. At the Institute of Basal Implantation, we restore not only the function of teeth, but also the aesthetics of the face. By installing implants and normalizing the bite, we remove nasolabial and labiomental folds. We also specialize in the use of growth factors – compounds obtained from blood plasma after centrifugation, which promote rapid healing of the gums after tooth extraction and installation of implants.

How do you know if you need to install an implant and how do you prepare for the surgery?

Implantation is necessary when there are indications for tooth extraction. Often, we are talking about a group of teeth that are affected by various inflammatory processes, such as periodontitis and periodontitis. In this case, it is necessary to get a consultation on dental implantation, since delay threatens the destruction of the remaining teeth and dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint. The patient must pass a number of tests, including a general blood test, and do an electrocardiogram so that dental implantation is as effective and safe as possible. Trust in the doctor plays a big role, so do not rush to choose a clinic, weigh the pros and cons, give preference to advanced implantation methods. Studying the situation on the dental market, even on the Internet, will help you understand what is relevant today.

Three myths about complex operations that are important for patients to know before visiting the dentist.

  • The first myth is the need to perform bone grafting during implantation. Today, almost every city has systems that allow the operation to be performed without this complex and dangerous process. Sinus lifting, bone augmentation and ridge splitting make the treatment process more expensive and bring unnecessary suffering to the patient.
  • The second myth is the inevitable complications, risk of rejection and inflammation of the implants. This development is simply impossible if you choose polished implants, on which bacteria do not multiply.
  • The third myth is long-term treatment. In fact, the patient can get teeth “here and now”, and with a long-term guarantee of results.

About author

Giovanna Pirri (Nutritional Biologist) Graduated in Biological Sciences with a thesis on the nutritional approach in the diabetic patient, she graduated with full marks in Health Biology at the University of Padua in 2008 . In 2011 she passed the State Exam and qualified for the profession of Nutritional Biologist . She obtained the Master in Human Nutrition in Milan, and remains constantly updated through characterizing courses on the universe of food. [email protected]