Traditional dental implant

    It refers to carry out an implant surgery in a conventional way. Following the application of local anaesthesia, the implant dentist will cut your gums slightly open to place a small implant post, an artificial root, into the bone socket of the missing tooth. Then the wound will be stitched to get a faster and better healing. Three months later, you have to pay a return visit for attaching a small connector post called an abutment to the “root” and wearing a dental crown. 

Minimally Invasive Dental Implant

    On the basis of traditional way of dental implant, it applies a special surgical way called graftless solution, to complete the surgery. It minimums the surgical wound to a largest extent. A wound of about 3-4 millimeters is created to help place the dental implant into gums, greatly reducing the swell and bleeding during the procedure. Besides, the duration of the surgery reduces as well, taking about 15-30 minutes. There is less risk of infection and almost no soreness and swell after the surgery. It is this way of dental implant that gains a extensive application across the world. 

Immediate dental implant

    Compared with the traditional way of dental implant, immediate dental implant requires fewer return visits and surgical procedures. If the alveolar condition is good enough, you are allowed to conduct the implant surgery right after tooth extraction. It does shorten the whole process of dental implant and is able to prevent alveolar resorption after extraction.