How to calculate the price of dental implants?
1, the number of plants
The more plants are planted, the higher the price. Everyone has different cases of missing teeth. You may need to implant a tooth, multiple teeth or the entire mouth, or even change the entire dental arch.
2. The complexity of planting
Dental implants need healthy and sufficient alveolar bone support. If your alveolar bone is insufficient, it will definitely cost more money. If your teeth have cavities, gum diseases, etc. Then you may need to pull out your teeth before planting them.
3. Different implant brands
Different dental implant brands will lead to different prices. There is a great difference between domestic and imported products. Imports are divided into the United States, Germany, Switzerland, South Korea and so on, and the prices are different.
4. Crown and abutment materials
Dental crowns are divided into porcelain crowns and all-ceramic crowns according to different materials. The price of all-ceramic crowns will be higher. Abutment also has finished abutment and customized abutment. Customized personalized abutment is both comfortable and expensive.
5. Choice of doctors
The doctor's reputation and experience are very important for dental implant surgery. Doctors with higher qualifications and skills often have higher costs.
How to do oral cleaning for dental implants?
1. Cleaning dental implants and the whole oral cavity is the key to maintaining the health of dental implants. Pay attention to choose appropriate tools to clean dental implants and brush them carefully and gently like real teeth. You can choose a toothbrush with soft, smooth and blunt bristles at the end, and choose fluoride toothpaste with fine tension and low friction.
2. You can also use dental floss and a gap brush with nylon thread in the middle to clean the gap between the teeth and the implant site according to the situation. It is recommended to get into the habit of washing your teeth regularly, preferably once every six months.
3. Establish correct chewing habits. The combination of dental implant and surrounding bone tissue needs a physiological adaptation process. After wearing dental implants 1 year, it is necessary to transition from soft food to hard food and gradually bear the load. In the future use process, it is necessary to avoid biting hard objects and foods with particularly strong toughness.