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29 Jun

¿Cuánto dura un implante dental?

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Esta es una de las preguntas mas comunes cuando te informas sobre implantes dentales. ¿Cuánto dura un implante dental?¿Son o no para siempre? A continuación te damos la respuesta.

¿De qué depende la duración de los implantes dentales?

Los implantes dentales son una de las mejores soluciones a la hora de remplazar un diente. Este tratamiento ha evolucionado a pasos agigantados en los últimos años, obteniéndose resultados óptimos. Aún así, es normal que el paciente tenga ciertas preguntas sobre este tratamiento, entre ellas, cuánto dura un implante dental.

El implante dental es una solución eficaz, estable y de larga duración, aunque dicha duración puede variar dependiendo de varios factores, que vemos a continuación.

Factores que intervienen en la duración de un implante

Entre otros, destacamos tres factores principales: la calidad del hueso, el titanio y la corona.

La calidad de los huesos maxilares puede variar con el paso de los años y si se sufren enfermedades periodontales. A pesar de esto, actualmente existen técnicas odontológicas que permiten recuperar el hueso para poder colocar el implante correctamente.

Por otro lado, el implante dental está fabricado en titanio, un metal muy duradero ya que no se oxida, pero si el implante es de mala calidad, la duración del mismo puede verse reducida.

En último lugar, también es importante la prótesis o corona, fabricada con resina o porcelana, materiales duraderos y muy resistentes para soportar fuertes golpes y presiones. Este elemento puede reemplazarse con facilidad, aunque si la corona es de calidad y se cuida correctamente, puede durar muchos años.

Aparte de estos tres factores principales, la vida útil del implante puede verse afectada por factores de salud, como padecer ciertas enfermedades como diabetes o cáncer, o el tener malos hábitos como fumar.

¿Cuánto dura un implante dental?

Teniendo en cuenta los factores anteriormente mencionados, cabe destacar que en principio, el implante dental es un tratamiento definitivo sin fecha de caducidad estimada. A pesar de esto, los estudios realizados en pacientes de todo el mundo que han recibido un implante dental indican lo siguiente:

  • El 90% de los implantes con más de diez años siguen funcionando correctamente y en buen estado.
  • El 80% de los implantes dentales duran más de 20 años, pudiendo llegar incluso a periodos de más de 35 años.

Consejos para aumentar el tiempo que dura un implante dental

  • Buena higiene dental diaria. El implante dental requiere de un cepillado regular y el uso de hilo dental, a igual que el resto de dientes naturales.
  • Revisiones periódicas por un especialista. Es recomendable que el paciente reciba al menos una revisión cada seis meses en una clínica dental, donde el especialista pueda revisar el funcionamiento óptimo del implante y las condiciones de la encía y el hueso.
  • Elimina el tabaco y reduce el alcohol. El tabaco influye en gran medida en el posible rechazo del implante dental.

Tratamiento implantes dentales

Si necesitas la colocación de un implante dental, no dudes en contactarnos para informarte sobre los diferentes tratamientos. Clínica López Dental dispone de un equipo de odontólogos profesionales encantados de asesorarte sobre el tratamiento de implantes dentales en Murcia.

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