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Immediate dental implants, dental implants are placed immediately after making one or more tooth extractions, but don’t think they are placed dental implants and teeth at one time. When there is a trouble requiring a tooth extraction, for example, a fracture of the root can plan the implant placement immediately after the retail strip without waiting for the wound heals. This has the advantage that it saves time but can not be done if the tooth is infected. If this occurs you must first extract the tooth, correctly release the infectious process, suturing, to the lower hybrid fixed prosthesis out of 5 implant treatment timely and wait about a month. After this time you can and place dental implants (in this case we call deferred dental implants).

Anyway, once placed dental implants have to wait for this to “integrate” the bone before placing the tooth or teeth over. The waiting time between the placement of dental implants and prosthesis ranges from 2 to 4 months depending on whether upper or lower jaw, the higher the expected quality is higher because the bone is worse. Today the tendency is to reduce these waiting times. In many cases we are placing dental implants and teeth fixed the same day or the next day (see dental implants in the day).

During the waiting time can be placed lower on hybrid fixed unaPrótesis 5 temporary prosthesis implants removed (usually removable to solve particular aesthetic areas) so that the patient is the shortest time possible without teeth.

We stress the importance of individualizing each case, each person is different and even within the same mouth there is often some places more problematic than others. The specialist should be able to make a preliminary diagnosis, clear and precise to act upon and implement the protocols established with the necessary guarantees.

Today we are very pleased with the results of this treatment for its own welfare reaching patients. The person who will be carrying dental implants should be “patient” and work closely on all tests prior to prosthetic final placement of your teeth.

Many parents need to know to remove a baby tooth prematurely, mainly molars may cause future crowding in permanent teeth (adult teeth).

The reason is that when extracting the baby tooth prematurely, in the gap is narrowing, the permanent tooth will not want to leave enough space to fit in the place that was removed. By forcing his departure, will tightening the anterior teeth (canines and incisors) and produce the classic crowding in these situations.

The most affected are the canines, these are mounted by being the last to erupt (between 10 to 12 years).

To avoid this situation, it is necessary to use space maintainers and radiographic controls, this will take care of the spaces required allow for the proper positioning of the adult teeth and take action on time.

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
The main cause of tooth extraction is childhood tooth decay (baby bottle tooth decay). This type of decay is very aggressive, destructive and damaging is the first year of life, strikes more than 50% of the children.

His late detection brings all the consequences before named, dental caries, premature extraction of teeth, loss of space and crowding.

No increased postoperative bleeding with painkillers

Acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) should be a tooth extraction should not be discontinued. This suggests a new study results. In patients with aspirin therapy was no increased bleeding complications are detected. If bleeding but to let this dominate slightly.

Minor procedures such as tooth extractions lead many dentists to stop aspirin therapy for their patients. Clinical experience shows, however, a different picture: bleeding complications are rare. Medical studies on this subject is poor, lacking even the recommendations of the respective commissions. Therefore, now led by dentists from the University of Bonn, a study that examined the postoperative bleeding after tooth extractions under ASA.

The study involved 65 patients who received as thrombosis prophylaxis 100 mg aspirin, and some 252 control patients. Reasons for aspirin therapy were inter alia unstable angina pectoris, myocardial infarction or fresh Reinfarktprophylaxe. In the aspirin group were a total of 151 teeth and 220 dental root units and removed in the control group 543 teeth and 852 dental root units.

One patient (1.54%) under aspirin therapy had a hemorrhage, which was classified as serious. In the control group occurred in four patients (1.59%) of bleeding complications, which are identified as in two cases and slightly heavy. All were bleeding without major therapeutic effort to get a grip. Complicated to be classified as bleeding occurred in any of the two groups.