The Mini Dental Implant Process

In this video, Dr. Rameek McNair explains the process of getting a mini dental implant, from the initial CBCT scan to the final restoration.

The process of getting a mini dental implant begins with a Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scan, which allows us to thoroughly evaluate the quality and volume of your bone. This initial step is crucial as it helps us develop an accurate and personalized treatment plan.

Here’s how the procedure unfolds:

1. CBCT Scan: We start by performing a CBCT scan to assess your bone structure. This advanced imaging technology provides a detailed 3D view, enabling precise planning for the implant placement.

2. Treatment Planning: Based on the results of the CBCT scan, we tailor a treatment plan specifically for your dental needs.

3. Implant Placement: During your next visit, we proceed with the implant placement. This is done under local anesthesia to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.

4. Temporary Tooth: After placing the implant, we provide you with a temporary tooth. This not only improves the aesthetics but also allows you to maintain functionality while the implant integrates with your bone.

5. Final Restoration: Once the implant has successfully integrated and healed, you will return to our office to have the final restoration placed. This last step completes the implant process, leaving you with a strong, stable, and aesthetically pleasing solution.

If you’re considering mini dental implants or just want more information about the process, please give us a call for your complimentary implant consultation. This no-obligation consultation will help you understand what to expect and how mini dental implants can benefit you.