The following guide provides you with a general idea of the steps necessary to have an implant planned, placed, and restored. Please be aware that depending on your case, these steps may change. However, rest assure that InPronto has the ability to facilitate your case, giving you optimal results while minimizing your time in the dental chair.
After deciding with your dentist that implants are best for you, your dentist will gather information about you such as x-rays (including a Cone Beam CT), photographs, impressions, and models.
InPronto will step in and construct a treatment plan that assures that the implant will be placed in the most safe and optimal position. Your dentist will be able to present our final treatment plan and this will provide you with an opportunity to review the plan and ask any questions.
With the aid of a surgical guide, your implant placement will be precise, safe, and quick. (Depending on your case, you might walk home with your final restoration. If your case needs a period of healing, your dentist will provide you with a healing cap or screw to ensure maximum healing.)
Your dentist will take an impression of your implant once it has healed. This impression will be sent to InPronto to fabricate the final restoration.
On the day of your delivery, you will be given your final restoration. Because all components are carefully crafted with the aid of computers, they will fit with minimal adjustments. You will be able to walk out of the office confidently, knowing you have the best planned, placed, and restored implant!
Your smile is one of the first features people notice. Unfortunately, one or more missing teeth can decrease self-confidence, speech, or eating ability-all important aspects of social and career success. Adults lose commonly due to illness, decay, or trauma. Without a tooth restoration, a gap in the teeth can create bite problems and eventually alter face shape