Immediate loaded dental implants

Immediate loaded dental implants are dental implants that are inserted at the same time as the dental extraction.
This implant technique, available at the Barcelona dental clinic, has the advantage of reducing the waiting time needed for the bone cicatrisation in the conventional technique.

At Propdental dental clinic in Barcelona just one appointment is required for the extraction of the tooth and the insertion of the dental implant.
In some cases, where indicated we also attach the fixed tooth in the same day and this then is called an immediate loaded implant.
Currently at Propdental implant clinics in Barcelona, the immediate load dental implant is a modern and effective alternative to replacing your teeth using a fast and comfortable implant technique.

Before, the protocol for the insertion of dental implants advised waiting 6 to 12 months after the dental extraction to permit the healing of the post-extraction alveolus, prior to inserting the dental implant. If to this we add the 3 to 6 months period of osseointegration which it was required to wait in order to attach the definitive prosthesis upon the implant, it turns out that more than a year may pass by before the implant can be restored.
With immediate load immediate implants at our implant clinics in Barcelona when we extract the teeth we insert the dental implants and new fixed teeth in one day, we manage to reduce or practically eliminate completely the waiting time to replace a tooth that is to be extracted with a dental implant and fixed crown in just one day, providing the patients with immediate aesthetics and function.

Immediate dental implants

The principal advantages of immediate dental implants are those of reducing the number of surgical acts required in conventional implant treatment, shortening or eliminating the waiting time needed for fixed teeth, ensuring greater preservation of the alveolar crest by reducing the bone reabsorption that takes place after the extraction of a tooth, thereby permitting greater surface contact of the bone with the dental implant. This technically facilitates the insertion of the implant in an adequate position within the alveolus from which the tooth was extracted.