Dental Implant : How Long Will It Last if You Get One?

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If you are looking for a long-term tooth
replacement, then dental implants are your
perfect option. They help you to improve your
comfort, offer you a pretty, natural-looking
smile, and boost your self-confidence. They also
offer your mouth, increased stability. They look
and feel exactly like natural teeth and require
proper maintenance. Now you might wonder how
long do dental implants last? Well, the answer
to this question will highly depend on your
dental hygiene, your personal eating
preferences, and also, on the type of dental
clinic you are considering. Make sure that you
get it done only from a well-recognized
one! During the last decade, the technology that
is involved in dental implant procedures has
improved to such a degree that today its failure
because of functionality problems is very
less-heard. These days, a dental implant process
can only fail if you have any pre-existing
medical situations, or if you misuse it or have
got any serious disease. Before jumping straight
to the point, its essential for you to have
enough knowledge about the dental implant
components.
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What a dental implant involves Implant The
zirconia or titanium post that is surgically
placed by your dental surgeon into your jawbone,
for it to function as the root of the crown is
called an implant. Abutment The abutment, kind
of supports the crown, as it is fastened to the
implant. Crown The ceramic fake tooth that is pla
ced on top of the abutment and offers the appearan
ce and function of a real tooth is a crown. As
the abutment and crown are the ones that are
exposed and are actively used in biting as well
as chewing the food, they are more prone to
damage than your implant.
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So, how long does it last?
The implant screw can last till death if you
daily and properly brush your teeth and floss.
Along with this, you need to go for routine
dental checkups every 6 months. However, the
crown normally lasts for a maximum of 10-15
years, after which you have to opt for a
replacement again, due to its wear and tear.
But, if you maintain good oral hygiene and use it
carefully, then the crown can last for over 15
years.
In predicting the total lifespan of a d ental
implant procedure, your mouth location is another
factor. In other words, where you want to
receive the implant. The rear teeth are more used
for chewing the food so if you are planning to
get an implant there, then it will be susceptible
to more wear and tear, while implants in the
front portion are known to last for a long time
since they are not used much.
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