If a tooth has been extracted, when is the implant applied?

Today, if teeth are showing and occasional resorption occurs, their bones may not be suitable. At this stage, different solutions need to be tried.

If the bone volume, i.e. bone diameters and depth, are suitable, implant application is possible to replace old tooth losses. However, the organs of those with disabilities become smaller.

This is also true for jaw bones. Since the extracted tooth cannot be used, there may be permanent jaw decay and there may be insufficient tissue for the implant. If such bone tissue is insufficient, new bone tissue is first created in the relevant area and an implant is applied.