How is implant application done?

The placement of the screws that act as the root of the tooth requires a small operation and covers a somewhat extensive process. First of all, anesthesia is applied and the area where the implant will be placed is cleaned, if there is a tooth to be extracted, the area is prepared. A hole is drilled into the jawbone using a special drill. The implant screw is inserted into this hole and screwed. The gingiva with the incision is closed again and sutured. This is how the first application is completed.
In the future, the implant screw is expected to adapt to the jawbone. A period of 2-6 months may be needed. When healing and adaptation is achieved, the upper part of the implant that will hold the veneer is placed, and after a certain time, the veneer is placed on it and you have a new tooth.