Healing After Mini Dental Implant Treatment

In this video, Dr. Chris Powell explains the typical healing process for mini dental implants and what to expect during this period.

The typical healing time for a mini dental implant varies, but generally, it takes about six weeks. This period allows the implant to stabilize sufficiently for us to place a tooth or connect a denture to it. The exact healing time can depend on how well the implant integrates with the bone. However, within this six-week timeframe, you can expect to have your denture stabilized or a new tooth placed, significantly improving your dental function and comfort.

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