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What is a Titanium Dental Implant?
Titanium dental implants have enjoyed a high success rate since they were first introduced in the 1960s to replace natural teeth. A titanium dental implant consists of a metal screw inserted into your jawbone below the gum line, which replaces the root of a missing tooth. This screw acts as a base to which a metal post (known as an abutment) is attached to support the porcelain artificial tooth (known as the crown), which sits on top of the post.
Unlike removable dentures, titanium implants do not result in a significant loss of chewing strength. Plus, you don’t have to worry about your dental implants sliding around or fitting poorly as dentures can.
Titanium implants are a great solution to tooth loss and can even be implanted at the same appointment as tooth extraction (if necessary). Even better: a titanium dental implant can replace multiple teeth or even just a single tooth without negatively impacting the adjacent teeth.
Why use titanium for dental implants?
Titanium has remained the metal of choice for use in prosthetics and implants placed from head to toe in humans, such as pacemakers, spinal fusion cages, and hearing implants, to name a few.
Because titanium has been used for dental implants for almost 60 years, we also have tons of data on titanium dental implant procedure’s efficacy and long-term durability.
What makes titanium the choice for metal implants?
Biocompatibility: Titanium is considered the most biocompatible metal due to its resistance to rust and corrosion from body fluids. It also has a low level of reactivity with its surrounding environment.
Strength: The strength of titanium allows it to withstand the high loading forces involved in chewing and grinding
Durability: Titanium molecules have special properties that make them bond especially well with bone (known as osseointegration). This means extremely high forces are needed to break the bonds between bone and a titanium implant, making it incredibly durable. A titanium implant can last upwards of 20 years inside a body.
Do titanium dental implants require special maintenance?
Many factors may cause implant failure, but good dental care and hygiene can prevent most issues.
Gum disease can cause dental implants to fail because healthy gum tissue supports the implant. To prevent this, make sure to take proper care of your new teeth (as well as your natural teeth). Remember to brush and floss your teeth twice daily (at least), and rinsing with an antibacterial mouthwash will prevent bacteria from growing below the gum line and negatively impacting your implant.
Will titanium dental implants cause metal detectors to go off?
New patients considering an implant procedure often ask us if the titanium post will trigger metal detectors at airports. It’s very unlikely that a titanium abutment will trigger a metal detector. Titanium is non-iron-based and has a low magnetic field, so it does not set off magnets. This also means that MRIs can be safely performed on patients after titanium implant surgery to replace missing teeth.
Is an allergy to titanium dental implants common?
Throughout the nearly 60 years since titanium became popular for use in dental implants, studies have shown it to be extremely safe, with very few reported cases of problems due to allergy or toxicity side effects.
In a large-scale study that performed metal allergy tests on 1,500 dental patients, only 0.6% reacted to titanium. In these very rare cases, titanium implants failed to bond to the bone due to an allergic reaction to the metal particles released from the implant. This led to an inflammatory response causing bone loss and implant loosening.
So technically, it is possible to have adverse reactions to titanium or any metal placed in your body. This is one reason that people also consider ceramic zirconia dental implants. But in most cases, allergic reactions are to metals used as titanium alloys, such as nickel or palladium, and not to the titanium itself.
Nickel allergies are extremely common. According to the CDC, 10 – 20% of Americans have a nickel allergy.
Titanium dental implant allergy symptoms
Symptoms of titanium dental implant allergy can include:
Implant loosening (known as implant failure)
Sores or swelling of surrounding soft tissue (known as peri-implantitis)
Rash or hives
Problems with wound healing at the implant site
Inflammation of the gums and face
Muscle and joint achiness
Yellow fingernails
Aggravation or initiation of autoimmune disease
Metal taste
If a patient has a history of metal allergies or is concerned with the possibility of having an allergic reaction to a metal implant, we recommend they undergo testing. This can screen for metal allergies to determine if the metal is the right type of implant for them.
Yes. The MELISA (Memory Lymphocyte Immunostimulation Assay) test uses a small blood sample from which white blood cells are extracted and exposed to titanium. The blood sample is then periodically examined over several days to look for signs of allergic reaction.
This test is far more accurate than the traditional skin patch allergy test. It is frequently used before joint replacements in patients with suspected metal allergies and in industries where metal allergies are a concern.
It’s important to know that medical and research communities have not accepted the MELISA test as 100% reliable. So, it’s up to each person to decide whether they feel confident in their test results before deciding to proceed with a metal implant.
Titanium has remained the metal of choice for use in prosthetics and implants…
You should also know that MD Periodontics does not administer the MELISA test, so if you are interested in receiving one, you must contact the company directly to arrange for testing.
If you are allergic to titanium or you suspect you may be, schedule a visit with one of our periodontists to discuss other tooth replacement treatment options available for restoring your oral health and achieving a healthy-looking smile.
Expert Dental Implant Services at MD PeriodonticsWhy trust MD Periodontics to create your perfect and natural-looking dental implants?
Experience: Board Certified Periodontist Drs. Moshrefi and Daneshmand, DDS, have almost 40 years of combined experience in periodontics, dental implant surgery, restorative dentistry, and periodontal disease treatments. These specialties are things that general dentists lack. They have served as faculty at USC School of Dentistry and offer the latest technology in implant dentistry available in the US.
Personal Attention: At MD Periodontics, we know that every patient is different. That is why our experienced implant specialists take the time to understand your dental needs fully.
Affordable Dental Implants: To make the cost of dental implants accessible, we offer financing options to facilitate payments. Because when it comes to preserving your oral health, some interventions can’t be delayed.
To schedule a free implant treatment consultation, click here or call us at (310) 859-9449. Your smile will thank you!
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Local titanium restorations, such as dental implants, have shown almost 60 years of efficacy and long-term durability. Studies support the safety of titanium implants, with minimal reported cases of allergic reactions. Proper oral care can help prevent potential issues with titanium dental implants.
What distinguishes nearby titanium options?
The nearby titanium options at MD Periodontics stand out with almost 40 years of combined experience in periodontics and dental implant surgery, offering personal attention, affordable financing, and FDA-approved services. With a convenient Beverly Hills location, they prioritize patient care and oral health preservation.
Is sensitivity common with these implants?
Sensitivity can occur with dental implants, but it's usually temporary. Proper oral hygiene helps prevent complications. If persistent sensitivity arises, contact your dental provider for evaluation and guidance.
What's the longevity of city-specific implants?
The longevity of dental implants in a city such as Beverly Hills is dependent on proper care, with studies showing almost 60 years of efficacy and durability for titanium implants. Careful oral hygiene, including regular brushing and flossing, is essential for maintaining the longevity and success of dental implants. Remember to seek professional care if any issues arise to ensure the longevity of your dental implants.
How compatible are these with bone tissue?
Titanium dental implants are highly compatible with bone tissue, promoting osseointegration for stability and durability. This material's biocompatibility allows for the surrounding bone to bond with the implant, ensuring long-term success and functionality.
What healing times are typical locally?
Healing times for dental implants can vary and are typically monitored locally by your dentist or periodontist. Immediate loading implants may require shorter healing periods than traditional implants. Close monitoring and adherence to post-operative care can help ensure successful healing and integration of the implant.
Can these implants match tooth color?
Dental implants can be color-matched to blend seamlessly with natural teeth. The porcelain crowns are designed to match your existing teeth, providing a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance. This ensures that your dental implants look and feel like original teeth.
What maintenance do city implants need?
To maintain dental implants, brush and floss twice daily, use antibacterial mouthwash, and visit the dentist regularly. Proper care prevents infections and ensures long-term stability. Regular dental checkups are crucial for monitoring the health of the implants and surrounding tissues.
Are full arch restorations locally offered?
Yes, at MD Periodontics, full arch restorations are locally offered. The dental office provides comprehensive implant treatments, including full arch restorations, in a convenient Beverly Hills location. Contact MD Periodontics for more information or to schedule a consultation.
How does local climate affect implants?
Implants can be impacted by local climate. Extreme temperatures or dry air in some areas may affect healing post-surgery. Hotter, humid climates could increase the risk of infection. It's essential to consult with your dentist regarding specific concerns related to your location's climate.
What local sedation options are available?
Local sedation options available may include numbing gels, local anesthetic injections, and nitrous oxide (laughing gas) to help manage pain and anxiety during dental procedures. These options can be discussed with your dentist to find the best choice for your comfort.
How affordable are nearby titanium solutions?
Our Beverly Hills office offers affordable dental implants with financing options to make the cost accessible. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your titanium implant concerns.
Are consultations for these implants free?
To schedule a free implant treatment consultation, click here or call us at (855) 245-1100. Our Beverly Hills office is conveniently located near West Los Angeles, Culver City, West Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles, Marina del Rey, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Sherman Oaks, and Encino. Suite 419 Beverly Hills, CA 90212.
Do genetics affect implant success locally?
Genetics can impact dental implant success locally by influencing factors like bone density, healing speed, and gum health. Patients with genetically weaker bone structure or slower healing processes may face challenges with implant integration and overall success rates. It is essential for healthcare providers to consider genetic factors when planning and executing dental implant procedures to ensure optimal outcomes for each individual patient.
What financing options exist locally?
To make the cost of dental implants accessible, MD Periodontics offers financing options. Contact the office for more information on available payment plans.
Any local specialists in titanium restorations?
MD Periodontics specializes in titanium restorations, with experienced practitioners in periodontics and dental implants. They offer personalized care and financing options to make dental implants accessible. Contact them for a free consultation in their Beverly Hills office, conveniently serving the Los Angeles area.
Can city implants withstand local diets?
Dental implants can withstand local diets, including hard and crunchy foods. Proper care, like avoiding excessive force or pressure, will help maintain their longevity despite dietary variations. It is crucial to follow post-implant care instructions to ensure their durability.
What's the failure rate for local implants?
The failure rate for local implants is typically very low, with studies showing titanium dental implant procedures to be extremely safe and durable over the long term. Allergic reactions to titanium itself are rare, often attributed to other metals in titanium alloys like nickel or palladium. Be sure to maintain proper oral hygiene to prevent potential issues.
Can local patients with bruxism qualify?
Patients with bruxism may still qualify for dental implants, depending on the severity of their condition. It is crucial to consult with a dental professional to assess individual suitability for implant treatment. Monitoring bruxism and using nightguards can help protect the implants from excessive force.
How do local implants resist corrosion?
Titanium dental implants resist corrosion due to the biocompatibility and natural oxide layer formed on the surface, which protects against chemical reactions. This layer prevents corrosion, ensuring the longevity and stability of the implant.
Are follow-up visits frequent locally?
Follow-up visits at MD Periodontics are recommended based on individual patient needs and treatment plans. The frequency of these visits may vary depending on the specific case and the healing progress of the patient. It is best to consult with the dental team to determine the recommended follow-up schedule.
Do local providers offer warranties?
Local providers may offer warranties on dental implants. It is advisable to inquire directly with the specific dental provider to understand the details and terms of any potential warranties available. It is common for dental professionals to provide warranty information as a part of their services, but the specifics may vary among different providers.
What are local post-operative restrictions?
Local post-operative restrictions may include avoiding hard foods, not smoking, limiting physical activity, and following the dentist's instructions for oral hygiene and care. Consulting with the dental provider for personalized guidance is recommended.
Can local periodontal issues affect implants?
Local periodontal issues can indeed affect dental implants. Problems such as peri-implantitis can arise, leading to implant failure or other complications. It is crucial to address and treat any periodontal issues promptly to ensure the success and longevity of dental implants. Regular check-ups and proper oral hygiene are essential for maintaining healthy implants.
Are local implant procedures painless?
Local implant procedures are generally painless due to the local anesthetic used to numb the area. Patients may feel mild pressure during the process but should not experience significant discomfort. After the procedure, some soreness or discomfort is normal and can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.
Do city providers use guided surgery?
City providers may use guided surgery, a technique that involves using computer-generated guides to aid in the precise placement of dental implants. This method enhances accuracy and efficiency during the implant procedure.
Are mini implants available locally?
Mini implants are available at our Beverly Hills office, conveniently serving the West Los Angeles, Culver City, West Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles, and surrounding areas. Patients can schedule a free consultation to discuss mini implant options and financing arrangements for treatment.
Can local bone density influence success?
Local bone density can influence the success of dental implants. Higher bone density often leads to better stability and longevity of the implant. In contrast, lower bone density may require additional procedures to ensure successful implant integration. A thorough examination by a dental professional can assess bone density and determine the most suitable treatment plan for each individual.
Will local smoking habits impact implants?
Local smoking habits can impact the success of dental implants due to the negative effects of smoking on healing and bone integration. It can increase the risk of complications post-surgery and decrease the overall success rate of the dental implant procedure.
How do local implants support dentures?
Local implants provide a stable base for dentures by attaching metal posts to screws. This prevents sliding or poor fit, improving overall comfort and functionality. Titanium is the preferred material due to its long-term durability and safety. Remember to maintain oral hygiene to ensure implant longevity.
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