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Dental implant osseointegration and the restoration. After the implants are placed a period of three to six months is needed to allow the implant/s to integrate with the bone. This period is called osseointegration. After the dental implants have integrated with the bone, there is a set of appointments called the restoration.
Bone grafting is generally needed if a tooth has been missing for a long time. During the first year of missing a tooth, bone is lost at double the rate of normal bone loss. This makes early placement of the artificial root critical to reducing the cost of dental implants and to reducing the amount of time that the dental implant process will take. Dental Implants Phase 2 â Artificial Root Placement. In Phase 2, the artificial root is placed in the bone and allowed to heal. The procedure itself takes 1 to 2 hours and the healing time is 3 to 6 months. During this time the titanium alloy (the same material used in joint replacement) implant will heal around and merge with the surrounding bone tissue. No other load bearing medical implant has as rapid healing or recovery times. Dental Implants Phase 3 â Placement of the Crown In Phase 3 an artificial tooth or crown is placed on the artificial root previously set into your jaw.