The oral cultivation of teeth is an ideal method of repairing the lack of teeth, which is widely applied in the area of dental repair. The following are general steps for oral dental cultivation:
Pre-operative inspection and evaluation:
Comprehensive oral examination: including oral health, dental deficiency, bone quality, etc。
X-rays: taking oral panorama, root tablets, etc. To understand the shape and density of the toothbone。
Oral modelling: for the production of planting boards。
Comprehensive health check-ups: assess the overall health of patients and ensure the safety of dental surgery。
2. Cultivation:
Under local anesthesia, the doctors prepare the planting nests on their teeth。
Cultivators (artificial teeth roots) are implanted in planting grounds and ensure that they are located and angled correctly。
Suture of teeth to combine the plant with the dental tissue。
Post-operative recovery:
After the operation, care needs to be taken about oral hygiene to avoid the consumption of spicy, irritant food。
Antibiotics and painkillers are administered on the advice of doctors to alleviate post-operative discomfort。
Avoid intense movement and collisions that affect the stability of the plant。
4. Restoration phase:
After the planter heals with bone tissue (generally three to six months) for repair treatment。
(c) the making of tooth crowns or bridges, which are fixed on the plant。
Adjust the bites and shapes of the prosthetics to ensure comfort and beauty。
Periodic visits:
After the operation, regular check-ups are conducted to examine the healing of the cultivation of teeth and the state of oral health。
Doctors may adjust and maintain as needed。
It should be noted that dental surgery is a more complex oral treatment that needs to be conducted under the guidance of a specialist physician. For those with certain diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, etc., dental surgery is required after control of the condition has stabilized. In addition, bad habits such as smoking and drinking may affect the success rate of teeth growing and should therefore be eliminated before and after the planting. If you have a need to grow teeth, consult a specialist dental practitioner about the detailed treatment programme and care。
