What is the process of dental implant? When it comes to surgery, most people will probably have a cold sweat, at least their hair will stand on end. But dental implant surgery really need not be afraid, because it is really not terrible. So, is the process of dental implant surgery complicated? What is the process of dental implant? Mei Lai, an oral plastic surgeon in Ningbo, said that generally speaking, patients who are suitable for dental implants will undergo dental implants twice after the examination and diagnosis of the dental implant clinic and the treatment plan is determined, and finally the denture will be implanted, and the dental implant operation will be completed. The first operation is to make a small incision on the tooth bed of the missing tooth under local anesthesia, and prepare a hole in the alveolar bone with a special "implanter" to implant the implant into the alveolar bone of the missing tooth. The stitches were removed 7 days after the operation, and the second operation was waiting after the stitches were removed. The second operation takes 4-6 months, that is, after the implant and jaw are combined (maxilla takes more than 6 months and mandible takes more than 4 months). Under local anesthesia, a small incision was made on the corresponding gingiva of the implant with special instruments, and a gingival post was installed after the upper end of the implant was exposed. 7- 10 days after the second operation, the implant bridge and denture can be repaired and taken out. It takes about 10- 14 days to make the implant bridge and denture, and you can wear the implant denture after trying it on. In addition, after the implant denture is repaired, it should be reexamined in 3 months and 6 months in the first year, and it is best to go to a specialized hospital for reexamination every year. After reading the above introduction, everyone should understand how dental implants are implanted in the mouth. In fact, dental implants are really not as terrible and complicated as imagined. If you are interested in the dental implant process, what is it like?