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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.
The dental implant process can take anywhere from several months to two years from beginning to completion. The following steps will need to occur before implant surgery can take place: Completion of Regular Dental Treatment (approx. 1-9 months)* This includes cleaning and all fillings, root canals, periodontal work, and/or crowns that you may require. Consideration by Treatment Planning Committee (1-2 months)* The Treatment Planning Committee will determine if implants are the best treatment for you. At this point, based on the committee's decision, you will either be approved or denied. If you are denied, the process will end.