Relieving Discomfort with a Fast Procedure: Immediate Implants

There are often many situations in social life where implant treatment becomes necessary for various reasons.

From tooth loss caused by accidents or aging to tooth loss for a variety of other reasons, implants are one of the important treatment methods that effectively restore tooth function.

However, implants involve a long treatment period, which places a burden on many patients. The inconvenience caused by implant surgery, which is usually performed in two or more stages, makes this burden even greater.

So, is it possible to reduce the number of procedures and shorten the treatment period? In such cases, Seokplant’s “Immediate Implant” offers an appropriate solution to this problem. As the name suggests, an immediate implant is a treatment method that completes the entire process in a single procedure, providing patients with an effective and quick treatment.

One of the main features of immediate implants is that the surgery is performed only once. This not only greatly reduces the inconvenience of implant treatment, but also minimizes the discomfort that can occur during the several-month adaptation period.

In particular, for front teeth, it can minimize bone loss while the gum tissue around the teeth recovers, showing high effectiveness in situations where appearance is important.

In addition, immediate implants can be fixed on the same day without the need for a temporary prosthesis, easing the difficulty for patients of having to go without teeth for a long period. By minimizing discomfort while still providing aesthetically favorable results, they significantly reduce the burden of treatment on patients.

Immediate implants can be performed only when a tooth has fallen out due to an accident or needs to be extracted, and when it cannot be treated even with root canal treatment. In addition, it is safe to decide only after consulting with a specialist before the procedure. At Seokplant Dental Hospital, we provide consultations to establish a treatment plan that is appropriate for each patient.