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One of the most important things you need to consider when you are thinking of the length of your dental implant treatment is your own health. Healing of a tooth implant and surrounding tissues, like gum and bone should not be rushed because it might affect your appearance, chewing or talking abilities.

To complete your dental treatment, several months or maybe a year is needed which of course asks for patience. Try to think of that your dentist has planned your treatment process carefully and he or she is doing the best for you.

Generally every dental implant treatment at our dental clinic in Budapest starts with a consultation often with an X-ray or a CT scan imaging, during which you also get your detailed cost- and treatment plan. The next step is usually the placement of the dental implant which is followed by the healing period.

After 3-6 months the oral surgeon uncovers the implant site to see how well the tooth implant has integrated with the jawbone. If everything is OK, a healing screw will be placed. Two following appointments are necessary to create and to place the final tooth replacement, which can either be a crown, a dental bridge or a fixed denture.

Don’t forget about the yearly controls which are also important to provide you with a life-long solution of replacing your tooth with a dental implant.

In every case a certain time is needed for the dental implant to heal and to integrate with the bone (osseointegration). The length of this healing period depends on where the tooth implant is actually placed. The lower jaw heals faster usually than the maxilla (upper jaw). This means that in case of a lower jaw implantation the next step of the dental treatment can be done within 2-4 months.

According to implant dentistry guidelines, 3 to 6 months should be allowed for a maxillary dental implant to heal. Of course, personal health conditions may also influence the length of this healing period.

It’s not possible to estimate for yourself if the jawbone is enough or not for an implant dentistry procedure.

An X-ray and a CT scan is necessary to evaluate your bone density and volume, and information about nearby anatomical structures (such as nerves) can also be gathered. The dentist might indicate that your bone would need support, i.e. an artificial bone replacement/grafting or sinus lift to firmly anchor your dental implants.

Remember, this part of the whole process is not harmless or secure if you are in a bad condition, so please make sure that before and during the dental implant procedure you are healthy and get enough rest.