“How long after a dental implant can I get a crown?”
I want to replace my missing tooth with an implant. How long after a dental implant can I get a crown?
8 Answers
This is an open ended question. However, generally speaking for a single missing tooth replacement, its takes anywhere form 3 to 6 months after placement to get the crown. However, in some situations the dentists are able to place an immediate temporary implant crown at the time of placement as well. Ofcourse, more specific details can be answered by your dentist.
After a dental implant is placed, it typically takes about 6 months for the implant to fully fuse with the jawbone in a process called osseointegration. Once healed, a custom dental crown can be securely attached to restore full function and aesthetics.
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3-4 months
The usual time frame is 4-6 months
Typically it is 3 or 4 months until the implant is integrated with the bone. Ask your dental surgeon.
3 to 4 months depending on healing usually
The average wait time from when an implant is placed to when it can be "loaded" with a crown is 3-4 months. It is dependant on the quality of bone and sturdiness of the implant.
Usually it takes 4-6 months for the implant to integrate into the bone. The Dentist who placed the implant should advise when the implant is stable enough to restore it with a crown. Dr. Mark Johnson
