The procedure is short and is performed under local anesthesia. The implant is placed in the alveolar bone. Once the implant is firmly in place, the final restoration can be performed. The treatment process of dental implants: 1. Assessment of the patient’s condition and treatment plan: a. Assessment of your health status and oral condition b. X-ray examination by the dentist to make a dental model and determine the best treatment plan. c. Usually a full mouth cleaning (scaling) is required. 2. Implant placement and healing: a. Implants are placed under local anesthesia. b. It is usually necessary to wait about 3 months for the implant to heal (please remember that the healing time depends on the type of implant, the health of the bone and your physical condition). c. The doctor can install a temporary crown so that you can use it before fitting the official denture. 3. Final restoration: a. Once the implant has grown securely, the dentist can perform the final restoration. b. This procedure is painless and does not require anesthesia. 4. Post-implant care and examination: a. The newly implanted teeth are comparable to natural teeth. You should care for the dental implants as you would for your natural teeth. b. Brush your teeth carefully after meals and before going to bed. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and change it frequently. c. Floss your teeth properly. d. Clean your teeth regularly. e. Follow up with your doctor regularly and contact your doctor promptly if you have any problems.