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The Conventional method of Dental Implant placement involves extraction of the Decayed tooth/Root stump, then a healing

period of 6-8 weeks . After the healing period the Implant is placed into the pre-drilled bone under local anaesthesia and

sutures are placed , the sutures are removed after a week time. After 3-6 months the Dental Implants undergo a biological

attachment with the bone called “Osseo integration” which allows the implant to be restored with an artificial tooth.

In case of Immediate implant in most instances, extraction of teeth is done with the least trauma possible, preserving the

extraction socket walls and implants are placed immediately in the extracted socket,sutures placed and an immediate

temporary crown is provided, after a week the sutures are removed.Then after 3-6 months the Implant is restored with an

artificial tooth.

Advantages of immediate implants:

Post extaction alveolar bone resorption is reduced, thus providing improved functional and esthetic results.

Shortening of treatment time and number of dental visits since the two phase surgery is not there.

Patient acceptance is good and the psychological stress is avoided by suppressing the need for repeat surgery for implantation.

Limitations of immediate implants:

Cannot be done in case of infected tooth /site .

Implant bed preparation is more difficult.

Bone augmentation procedure might be required in some cases.