Can a 16 year old get dental implants?

Hello, adults over 18 years old and 16-year-old adolescents are generally considered, and if the development is stable in all aspects and the development of teeth and bones is appropriate, it can also be considered. It is recommended to choose a regular medical institution, and you need to take a radiograph to check the alveolar bone before surgery.

Hello. Generally speaking, growth and development can be basically completed at the age of 18, so planting can be carried out after the age of 18**. Dental implant surgery is usually less invasive, but it also requires anesthesia, there will be no pain during the procedure, generally speaking, there will be local pain and swelling within a day or two after surgery, everyone reacts differently to pain, but most people can do without analgesics after surgery.

Implants rely on their own artificial roots for restoration, without grinding the healthy teeth next to them, and there is no damage to the teeth.

Kangbeijia dental experts will answer for you] Dental implants can be implanted by adults who have completed the growth and development of alveolar bone around the age of 18, and the child's teeth are in the development period, because the bones will still grow, at this time, dental implants will lead to poor development of the child's facial bones, so dental implants can only be carried out after the child's bones are fully developed. Your specific situation needs to be checked first, you can click on the upper left corner to ask the expert directly, I hope it can help you! Good luck with a smile!

Yes, the type of dental implant.

General dental implants. It refers to the dental implant surgery carried out by conventional methods, which requires surgical procedures such as incision of the gums, implantation of the tooth root, suturing of the gums, etc., and the installation of a crown and bridge 2 to 3 months after the implantation of the artificial tooth root. Ordinary dental implants do not use advanced technologies such as computer navigation and minimally invasive surgery; Artificial roots will not be implanted after tooth extraction; The crown will not be fitted immediately after the implantation of the artificial tooth root.

General dental implants are the foundation of advanced dental implant technology, and it is also the entry technology for dentists to carry out dental implants, and the cost of dental implants is relatively economical.

Advanced dental implants. Compared with ordinary dental implants, the safety and comfort of dental implants can be improved through the comprehensive use of more advanced diagnostic equipment and surgical techniques. Including dental implant CT diagnosis, dental implant computer design, minimally invasive implantation of artificial tooth roots, etc.

Rapid dental implants. Compared with ordinary dental implants, it is a dental implant method that saves the number of surgeries and the time spent in medical treatment. Currently, the most widely used rapid dental implant techniques around the world include:

Techniques such as dental implantation immediately after tooth extraction, tooth fitting immediately after dental implantation, bone grafting and dental implant completed at the same time. Regular dental implants usually take 3 to 6 months, or even longer. A lot of people don't want to start a long wait; Don't want to face the embarrassment of being toothless; You don't want to go through more surgeries; People who are completely edentulous do not want to endure the pain of not being able to eat during a dental implant.

Tooth grafting with missing bones. It is a dental implant method used when the alveolar bone volume is insufficient. Long-term tooth loss can lead to alveolar bone atrophy, and many people are unable to have an immediate tooth implant due to insufficient alveolar height or width.

If you choose the normal dental implant method, you will have to go through a time-consuming and expensive bone graft surgery first, and then the tooth can be implanted after 6 months. In fact, 80% of people with insufficient bone can shorten the dental implant process through advanced implant surgery. These include ultra-short implant dental implants, maxillary sinus lifting dental implants to increase bone height, and bone expansion dental implants to increase bone width.

It is recommended to go to a major hospital for surgery and choose the right surgery plan for you.

According to the implant dentist of Baocheng Stomatological Hospital, for dental implants, there is no such thing as 18 years old, but because patients who are too young, whether they are bones or teeth, are not fully developed, it is not suitable to receive dental implant restoration at this time, and dental implants do not necessarily have to be done after the age of 18.

Hello. Dental implants can generally be considered after reaching the age of 18, and patients who are too young have not yet fully developed their bones and teeth, and premature implants may lead to displacement of position. At present, it is possible to temporarily remove dentures for restoration, so there is no impact on adjacent teeth and jaw teeth, and it will not affect chewing, and implants can be considered after the age of 18.

Hello, generally speaking, although dental implants are widely available, not all edentulous patients can have dental implant restoration. Before getting a dental implant, the doctor will perform a detailed examination of the patient, usually including a general examination, a local examination of the oral cavity, an X-ray examination, and if necessary, a CT scan.

Through a detailed and professional examination of the patient's cardiovascular system, endocrine system, skeletal system, the location and number of missing teeth, the size and width of the missing tooth space, the occlusal relationship of the missing tooth area, and the height and width of the remaining alveolar bone, etc., to determine whether the patient is suitable for dental implant restoration.

In general, dental implants are suitable for patients who are in good physical condition and have no serious oral problems. However, there are some contraindications to dental implants, which generally include the following:

First, the patient's physical condition is poor and cannot withstand the operation.

Second, the patient has serious chronic diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension. In order to avoid postoperative infection, it is necessary for the doctor to help the patient to control it well.

Third, the patient has a serious oral disease, at this time, the operation should be carried out after **.

In general, the above conditions are not suitable for immediate implant restoration, and patients should determine whether dental implants can be performed with the help of a doctor to ensure that the symptoms are well controlled. In addition, for 16-year-olds, dental implant restoration is generally not suitable. Because the patient's jaw development is not finalized at this time, if the implant restoration is performed at this time, it will not only affect the implant effect, but also may affect the patient's jaw development.

Therefore, although dental implants have a wide range of applications, they also have clear requirements for the patients themselves. In this regard, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a detailed physical examination before implant restoration, and ask the doctor to help them determine whether they can do dental implants, and avoid alveolar bone damage caused by subjective speculation, tooth loosening and implant failure, or even systemic diseases induced by postoperative complications, which threaten the health of the whole body.

It is best for patients to be over 16 years old, when the body has matured and the stability is stronger after implantation.

Patients without diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, coagulation disorders, mental disorders, severe osteoporosis, infectious and bone metabolic diseases are not easy to undergo dental implant surgery, and cancer patients are not suitable for this surgery if they are receiving bone and neck radiation protection**.

There is no severe periodontitis, periodontal disease and other serious oral diseases, the gap between the upper and lower teeth should not be less than at the time of occlusion, and the amount of alveolar bone (including height and width) in the missing part of the oral cavity is sufficient.

Generally speaking, if a tooth is missing, especially a missing anterior tooth, a dental implant can be done in the same way as a real tooth, and there is no need to grind both teeth. Patients who are missing multiple or all teeth, have difficulty using traditional dentures, do not function well, and cannot wear them firmly. By doing several artificial implant roots to hold the dentures in place, the dentures will be strong.

Conventional implants are carried out after the bone healing is completed in the tooth extraction socket, and the implant is carried out immediately in the fresh tooth extraction socket, and the alveolar condition is good and there is no inflammation, and satisfactory results can be obtained. The implants used must be large.

The gum bone should have a certain width and height, because the length of the artificial implant nail is generally 10-14 mm, and the diameter is mm. If the gum bone is not wide and tall enough, bone grafting should be done before implantation is considered.

Patients are required to have good physical health, good oral hygiene, if there is diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, blood diseases, etc., surgery should be postponed, and periodontal lesions must be good before artificial implants can be performed.

Everyone's bone quality is different, and some people have too loose bone layer, and artificial dental implants cannot be tightly integrated with alveolar bone, and dental implants are bound to fail. In this case, the patient can only give up artificial dental implants and use traditional dentures for restoration.

Dental implants are actually called artificial dental implants, which are not really implanted with natural teeth, but through medical methods, the pure titanium metal with high compatibility with human bone is precisely designed to be manufactured into a cylinder or other shape similar to the tooth root, and implanted into the alveolar bone of the edentulous area in the way of minor surgical surgery, and after 1 to 3 months, when the artificial tooth root is sealed with the alveolar bone, the crown is made on the artificial tooth root.

The effect of dental implants is relatively good, doing this in a regular dental hospital will not affect our eating, which is also a problem that many patients will worry about, when we use dental implants to eat, the chewing force of the teeth will be transmitted to the jaw bone and quickly dispersed, which will not cause local excessive strength and other phenomena, and will not affect eating.

Analysis: Hello, dental implants are a **method of tooth loss, not the only **method of tooth loss for patients:1

Advantages: When dental implants** are performed, the natural teeth on both sides of the missing teeth will not be damaged, its structure is similar to that of natural teeth, the recovery function is better, and there is no damage to the natural teeth on both sides; 2.Cons:

The cost of dental implants is relatively expensive; **The cycle is long, from the root implant into the jaw bone to the crown insertion, it usually takes three to four months.

Children are not allowed to have dental implants because they are still developing. When you are an adult, you can only get dental implants when your teeth don't fluctuate in any way.

Hello, generally speaking, there is no special age limit for dental implants, but the lower age limit must be controlled at about 16-18 years old, so children are not allowed to have dental implant restoration.

Children are in a critical period of jaw development, and the jaws are still growing. If a child is implanted, not only will the jaw bone be dysplasia, but the bones will develop with the jaw bone changes during this period, and it can also cause conditions such as abnormal bite.

In clinical practice, it is generally recommended that the child be planted after the completion of development, generally speaking, women are over 16 years old, and men are over 18 years old.

If the child is currently missing teeth, you can choose other restoration methods and wait for the child's jaw development to be completed. It is recommended to make a gap maintainer (mostly used for missing baby teeth) to help children maintain tooth gaps.

Or removable denture restoration to temporarily restore the child's chewing function, and wait until the jaw bone development is completed before choosing another repair method.

Hello, dental implants are only for adults who have no tooth roots, alveolar bone is well developed, and enamel is well developed, generally around 18 years old, but now children are more precocious, generally around 16 years old can check the alveolar bone and enamel condition, if the development is good, you can consider. In children, the enamel socket is not fully developed. So you can't do it.

If the permanent teeth are missing, then at this time you can do an intermittent retainer, the purpose of intermittent base or liter maintenance is to leave the tooth position empty, because once the tooth is missing for too long, the teeth on both sides will move closer to the missing tooth position, and the teeth above will continue to grow if there is no alignment relationship, and there is no intermittent retainer to do it, and there is not enough tooth position in adulthood, and it will also involve local correction, so once there is a missing tooth, it is recommended to do the intermittent retainer first. Hope it helps!