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During the first operation, implants will be placed into the jawbone, underneath the gum tissues. They will stay buried under the gums for a healing time-from 3 to 6 months. Some implants are not buried; they are left uncovered during the healing period. With these implants a second surgery is not required, but a healing period of 3 to 4 months is still necessary. The day after surgery, you can expect some swelling of the gums in the area of implant placement. You may also be able to feel the sutures (stitches) that were used to close the incision.
Your dentist will recommend a diet and instructions on how to care for your new implants during healing. Q: How long does healing and construction of the replacement teeth (implant crowns) take? A: The entire process usually takes about two to nine months, depending on your treatment plan. There are two main phases: First the implants have to heal by fusing to the bone, and then the tooth replacement restorations have to be fabricated and attached. Q: How long do dental implants last? A: Once a dental implant has fused to the bone successfully and it is functional, it should last many years if cared for properly. Many implants have now been in place for more than 40 years. Q: Can my body reject a dental implant, and if so what then?