Is it expensive to plant teeth in public hospitals or private specialized stomatological hospitals?

Public hospitals are expensive! At present, generally speaking, the cost of dental implants in ordinary public third-class hospitals is about 1.5 times that of private specialized dental clinics.

Dental implants are also called artificial dental implants. Instead of planting natural teeth, pure titanium metal with high compatibility with human bones is made into cylinders or other shapes similar to roots through medical methods, and it is implanted into alveolar bone in edentulous areas through minor surgery. After 65,438+0 ~ 3 months, the porcelain crown was made on the artificial tooth root after the artificial tooth root and alveolar bone were sealed.

Dental implants can achieve the same restoration effect as natural teeth in function, structure and aesthetic effect, and have become the first choice for more and more patients with missing teeth. Because of its non-destructive, dental implants have been recognized as the first choice for the restoration of missing teeth in stomatology.

Intraoral dental implants are suitable for one or more missing teeth. First of all, patients need routine oral examination, X-ray, mold analysis, and determine the implant surgery plan. Patients must have no symptoms such as hematological diseases, hypertension, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and diabetes.

Implantation generally requires two stages of surgery. The first stage of the operation is to make an incision in the missing tooth after local anesthesia and disinfection, drill a ball on the alveolar bone for positioning, punch holes, and implant the implant, so that the implant and the bone can form a bone combination. In this surgical stage, the implant and the covering screw are placed in the alveolar bone, and the soft tissue wound is tightly closed. It takes 4-6 months for the implant to heal. The second operation is to replace the nut with the healing abutment at the implant site. The healing abutment is exposed in the oral cavity, which takes about one month.