Dentistry News

While it is known to the majority of patients in need of dental work that getting dental implant surgery abroad is a much cheaper option, many patients wonder, what about the crown?

There are many different brands of dental implants, making it very hard to choose which one is good for your needs. The situation is not made any simpler by the fact that each dental implant brand has many different types, different sorts of implants, designed to give certain benefits, or to be strong in a certain field of dental implantology. But how does a customer know which one to buy if they do not happen to be a dental implantologist? In this article I will not be looking at the different implants themselves as a comparison, but instead I intend to look at certain features of dental implants, to give the reader some information to look for in any dental implant given.

When traveling abroad for dental implants, there are a number of things to consider. We have already talked about what sort of qualifications a dentist and a clinic can have, what sort of accommodations and in what cities it is worth it to travel to, and a host of other things. But perhaps one of the most important issues to consider is what sort of dental implants one should consider getting. It may be the case that the country you are going to does not have a very wide variety of dental implants available, but there are some that are used in every country.

Nobel Biocare has been at the forefront of dental implant technology pretty much since the inception of the treatment. Their not so new, but still very relevant, and arguably most successful development in the world of dental implantology is the unique dental implant surface known as TiUnite. It is a porous titanium coating on the dental implant’s surface which aids the process of osseointegration, leading to shorter healing times, greater initial stability, which leads to less chances of dental implant failure, as well as less pain and discomfort for the patients.

All doctors, including dentists, have to take the Hippocratic oath. This means that they swear that they will do everything in their power to save a human life, and to provide medical care with the utmost precision and in the best circumstances that they can, and they will perform said life saving procedures according to their best abilities.