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The 2 Main Types of Dental Implant Surgery

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The 2 Main Types of Dental Implant Surgery

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  1. THE 2 MAIN TYPES OF DENTAL IMPLANT SURGERY Single-Stage Dental Implants : In this type of surgery, a long implant base is placed into the gum reaching all the way to the jaw bone, but not into it. The top of the implant is flush with the gum line. The gums are then stitched shut, leaving only the head of the implant exposed. This allows your to go back after the gums heal and attach the prosthetic tooth itself. Best Dentist in Durango, CO Two-Stage Implants :  These are largely the same as single stage implants, except they are drilled into the jaw bone. Also, the gums are stitched all the way shut, meaning there is a need for minor surgery to attach the abutment. Source: loudoundentalassociates.com

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