To answer this question, let's learn about the principles of braces and dental implants.
We need to know, teeth are not fixed in the bone, between the tooth and the alveolar bone there is a tissue called "periodontal ligament". Due to the characteristics of the alveolar bone and periodontal ligament, the tooth can move slowly in the bone with an appropriate force, the doctor will use this force to move the tooth.
Simulation of tooth movement using braces
Orthodontics is a physical regeneration process, external pressure is applied to the tooth to move the tooth in a predetermined direction, the alveolar bone on the side that is under pressure will undergo the process of alveolar bone absorption, and the alveolar bone on the other side will undergo regeneration. Under the influence of new bone deposition and external force, the tooth is moved from one position to another until the force stops.
Dental implants are made of biological materials with good compatibility with the human body, shaped to a specific shape, implanted into the alveolar bone to form an artificial tooth root, and then restored on the artificial tooth root to restore the lost tooth shape and function.
It should be noted that during theimplantationprocess, the teeth do not have a periodontal ligament so they cannot move. If the teeth are forced to move during the orthodontic process, it will not be good for the treatment process and can potentially destroy the osseointegration of the implant.
It can be seen that dental implants are to fix teeth, while orthodontics is to move teeth, so there will actually be some conflicts and contradictions between the two sides. When the two conditions of tooth loss and uneven teeth exist at the same time, orthodontic treatment should usually be performed first, and after the problem of uneven teeth has been fixed, then consider restoring the lost teeth.
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Braces can be applied after implant placement
Can I get braces after having dental implants? - The answer is “Yes”. However, it depends on the condition of each person's teeth and the location of the implant.
During the braces process, doctors use a system of brackets and wires to move the teeth. Here the teeth are planting implantswill lie motionless in the positions where it has been implanted, while the remaining real teeth can still move normally without affecting the implants. So what to do if the dental implants do not move?
In the case of a patient with an implant in the molar area and a patient with braces who has to have their tooth extracted, this is a favorable condition. At that time, the solid dental implants at the back act as pillars, pulling back the front teeth. Therefore, the patient does not have to insert an additional minivis.
As for patients who have had implants in the front teeth, orthodontics can still be performed as usual. In the case of porcelain teeth on implants, it affects tooth movement or the wearing of wire braces. The doctor can remove the porcelain teeth on the implant and replace them with temporary plastic teeth to facilitate the movement process as well as wearing braces and wires. After finishing orthodontics, the doctor can consider remaking the porcelain teeth on those implants so that they are symmetrical with the neighboring teeth, as well as ensuring aesthetics.
If the dental implant is slightly out of position, the doctor can remove the porcelain teeth on the implant and perform braces. After finishing the orthodontic process, the doctor will need to remake the porcelain tooth on that implant using a personal prosthetic post or cornering.
As for cases where the misalignment is too much, it affects tooth movement or cannot be restored with individual restorations or angled restorations. The doctor can remove the implant to perform braces. After removing the braces, the doctor will reposition the other implants.
Thus, whether a dental implant can be braced or not depends on the location of the implant. So when you intend to get dental implants or braces, go see a dentist for an examination and come up with the best treatment plan for you.
Besides, choosing a reputable dental address with a teamGood dental implant doctorwill help the process of placing the implant in the right position, making it convenient for future dental or braces plans.
For patients who have had full-mouth implants, braces cannot be applied. However, full-mouth dental implants have overcome deviations in teeth such as: overbite, underbite, gap, crookedness,...
Doctor Mai Minh Vuong answered the topic: "Can dental implants be braced?"
As stated above, the implant post in the correct position will be very convenient for the braces process later. Therefore, customers should choose a dental address with advanced treatment technology to ensure the implant post is in the correct position after implantation as per the treatment regimen.
Lac Viet Intech Dental Clinicis currently applying Safe - tech dental implant technology. Safe - tech is complexed by two technologies: Smart - tech and Stop - hurt.
Data of the patient's oral condition from the oral scanner system and Cone Beam CT system are integrated and processed using Smart-tech digital technology to create 3D images, helping doctors easily observe accurately the jaw structure, bone density, maxillary sinus system, nerves,... thereby providing a safe and effective treatment plan.
In addition, the application of infrared sensor technology helps Smart - Tech to screen the overall structure of the jaw bone, check the microscopic structure of the vascular and nervous system, calculate the immediate force load on the implant, helping the doctor quickly give the exact number, position and direction of implant placement.
Therefore, after implanting dental implants with Safe - tech technology at Lac Viet Intech Dental Clinic, patients can get braces without any problems.
Caring for teeth after implant placementAfter braces needs to be done more carefully and carefully because of the presence of brackets and wires. Therefore, customers should note:
With the information in the above article, we hope you have the answer to the question: "Should I get braces or dental implants first?" If you have any questions related to this topic, customers can contact Lac Viet Intech Dental Clinic via hotline 19006421 for advice and answers.
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