Implant-supported restorations
An implant-supported restoration is the tooth or set of teeth supported by implants in the jaw. Placing the implant and making the restoration are separate but connected stages of the overall plan.
Fixed and removable options
A single crown, bridge or removable denture may be considered. Implant number and position, the bite, soft tissues and cleaning access influence the design. A fixed restoration and one removed by the patient have different daily care needs.
The restorative stage
Once healing and tissue condition have been assessed, the necessary records are taken. Fit, appearance, speech and the bite are checked during fitting. The connections and access for cleaning are important parts of the design.
Long-term care
Clean around the implants and beneath the restoration as demonstrated. Your dentist can recommend suitable tools. A loose screw, a chipped restoration and inflammation around an implant are different problems requiring different assessment. Arrange a review if something feels loose or painful rather than continuing to load it.
Aftercare & Recovery Information
Follow practical guidelines for eating, cleaning and symptom management after treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about implant-supported restorations?
Schedule an examination with our team in İnegöl to discuss suitability, alternative approaches and personalised care.
