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Dental Implants Surgery: Procedure and Recovery

  • Writer: Morgan Hill Dentistry
    Morgan Hill Dentistry
  • Sep 8, 2022
  • 2 min read

Dental Implants: An Overview

A procedure that replaces tooth roots with metal, screwlike posts and replaces damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth is known as a Dental Implants Procedure.

Dental Implants look and function like natural teeth, offering a welcome alternative to dentures or bridgework that can be cumbersome and may not fit well.

Offering an option for those patients for whom a lack of natural teeth roots doesn’t allow building denture or bridgework tooth replacements, Dental Implants are being opted for as an ideal tooth replacement by more and more people these days.

Inserting an implant into the jawbone with a screw-like device, Dr. Ravneet Dhillon the Dental Surgeon at Morgan Hill Dentistry provides a strong foundation for fixed or removable replacement teeth.

There are many other advantages to dental implants, including:

  • Normal Eating

  • Improved appearance

  • Improved speech

  • Increased comfort

  • Enhanced self-esteem.

  • Improved oral health.

  • Durability and Convenience.


Teeth replaced by dental implants consist of three pieces to serve different functions:

  1. The Implant

  2. The Abutment

  3. The Dental Crown

The three different forms of Dental implants that are available to be used for permanent tooth restoration are

  • Endosteal Implant

  • Subperiosteal Implant

  • Zygomatic Implants


The different techniques of dental implants available for various needs are:

  • Single Tooth Implant

  • Implant-Supported Bridge

  • All-on-4 Dental Implants

  • 3-on-6 Dental Implants

  • All-on-10 Dental Implants

  • Mini Dental Implants

  • Immediate Load Implants



What is the Procedure of Dental Implant Surgery?

An outpatient surgery, Dental Implant surgery is performed in the Dentist’s office. Made of titanium and other materials that fuse with the jawbone and imitate the root of a tooth, the artificial root allows the dentist to secure the replacement teeth that feel stable and blend in with the surrounding teeth.

The procedure of dental implant surgery may vary from one person to another and depending on various factors like:

  1. Number of teeth that need to be replaced

  2. Location

  3. Quality & quantity of natural bone.

  4. Oral and physical health of the patient

Some additional or alternative procedures or treatments might sometimes be recommended by our team of experts at Morgan Hill Dentistry depending on the health of your jawbone and your specific needs.



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