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Dental implant placement (also known as implant surgery) is a modern dental technique where an implant post (an artificial tooth root) made of high-quality Titanium is placed directly into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth root. Afterward, a porcelain crown is attached on top to create a complete tooth with the shape and function of a real tooth.

Who Should Get Dental Implants?

Dental implants are considered the gold standard in restorative dentistry, particularly suitable for the following cases:

People who have lost one or more teeth, face difficulty chewing, have aesthetic concerns, or feel self-conscious in communication.

People with dentures from other methods that are damaged or require costly maintenance.

People who have lost teeth for a long time, leading to jawbone loss, causing premature facial aging and sagging skin.

People with weak teeth who are not eligible for traditional dental bridges.

Medically-Standardized Dental Implant Procedure

STEP 1

General Examination and Detailed Treatment Planning

Before proceeding with implant placement, the patient will undergo a general oral health examination. A CBCT scan is taken to accurately assess jawbone density and thickness. Based on the results, the dentist will provide consultation and create an optimal treatment plan, including costs and timeline.

STEP 2

Blood Test and Safe Implant Surgery

A blood test is performed to ensure the patient’s health is suitable for implant surgery. Anesthesia/sedation is administered to ensure comfort throughout the procedure. Temporary teeth are placed for chewing and aesthetic purposes. At My Auris, immediate porcelain restoration can be performed for full-arch implant cases, shortening the treatment time.

STEP 3

Follow-up and Recovery Monitoring

Regular follow-up appointments for the dentist to check and evaluate the healing process.

STEP 4

Final Porcelain Restoration and Treatment Completion

After the implant post has integrated with the bone (approximately 6 weeks to 6 months), the dentist will attach the crown. The crown restoration process typically takes place over 3-5 appointments, lasting 5-14 days depending on the specific case.

Dental Implant Methods

Are you experiencing tooth loss and looking for an effective restoration solution? My Auris is proud to offer personalized implant services, specially designed to suit the specific condition and needs of each client.

How much does a single implant cost?

The cost of a dental implant at My Auris Dental Clinic ranges from 13,000,000đ – 35,000,000đ/tooth, depending on the type of implant post, crown, and abutment.

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Implants for 2 Front Teeth

Losing front teeth not only affects aesthetics but also causes difficulty in chewing. Currently, there are two popular methods: Dental Bridges and Dental Implants.

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Full-Arch Dental Implants

The optimal solution to restore chewing function and improve aesthetics for people who have lost all teeth in one or both jaws. The cost ranges from 1,500,000 – 270,000,000 VND/arch.

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How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

The cost of dental implants at My Auris depends on the type of implant post and crown selected. Currently, the reference prices are:

Why Do Dental Implant Prices Vary on the Market?

In reality, the cost of dental implants varies not only for each patient but also between different dental clinics. The reasons are:

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Important Notes for a Successful Dental Implant Procedure

Dental implant placement is an advanced tooth restoration method that provides a confident smile and solid chewing ability. Below is advice from My Auris’s dentists to help you best prepare for the implant procedure according to medical standards.

Choose a reputable dental clinic with a team of experienced dentists to ensure safety and effectiveness during the treatment.
Get adequate rest and avoid stress before the surgery day to help the implant placement process go more smoothly.
Limit alcohol consumption and do not smoke to avoid affecting the implant’s ability to integrate with the bone.

Immediately after the implant is placed, clients can bite down firmly on a cotton gauze to stop bleeding and apply a cold pack to the outside of the cheek to reduce swelling and pain. Pain relievers prescribed by the dentist will help manage pain effectively.
If you undergo bone grafting or a sinus lift, limit strenuous activities, prefer soft foods, and attend follow-up appointments as instructed by your dentist.
Proper oral hygiene: After the crown is attached, maintain the habit of brushing at least twice a day, combined with using dental floss or a water flosser for optimal cleaning.

Is getting a dental implant painful?

The sensation of pain during implant surgery depends on each patient’s physical condition and pain tolerance. However, if the procedure is performed by a skilled dentist using advanced dental techniques and standard equipment, the surgery will be gentle with minimal discomfort.

Are there any limitations to the dental implant method?

Dental implant surgery is a complex dental technique that requires a highly specialized dentist and modern machinery to ensure safety. If performed at a less reputable clinic, patients risk dangerous complications due to substandard equipment or incorrect techniques. Therefore, choosing a reputable implant clinic is a crucial factor in ensuring long-term effectiveness and safety.

What is the best age for dental implants?

The ideal age for dental implants typically starts from 18 for females and 20 for males. At this age, the jawbone has reached stability, which helps the implant post integrate tightly, increases durability, and reduces the risk of shifting or tilting.

How long does it take for a dental implant to heal?

After the implant post is placed, clients need to wait 6 to 14 weeks for the jawbone to fully integrate with the post and for the wound to heal well. After this period, the dentist will attach the crown to the implant, completing the process and restoring the client’s chewing function and aesthetics.

Why are dental implants expensive?

The cost of dental implants is higher than other tooth replacement methods due to several factors: Dentists must have high skill levels, deep expertise, and extensive practical experience. The implant posts must be genuine, durable, and biocompatible. Modern equipment such as CBCT scanners, PRP for faster healing, and lasers for pain reduction are required. The facility must meet high standards, be fully equipped, and minimize the risk of infection.