For patients with missing teeth, dental implant technology is their best choice, many patients who want to do dental implants will ask: can you do dental implants immediately after tooth extraction? For this question, the following or look at the expert's introduction.

　　Experts said that dental implant surgery is a smaller alveolar surgery, similar to tooth extraction, using local anaesthesia, trauma is small, you can eat after surgery, almost no pain. Generally speaking, the implantation of dental implants takes only a few minutes to a few hours to complete. Due to the selection of biological materials with excellent compatibility with the human body, dental implants do not produce any adverse side effects on the human body. Dental implant patients will have their teeth extracted before the surgery, and it is generally not recommended to have dental implants after extraction.

　　Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to have dental implants placed about 2 to 3 months after the tooth is extracted. This is because there is a process of complete healing of the extraction wound. Under normal circumstances, an extraction reveals a socket filled with a blood clot. Over the next few days, granulation tissue grows in the socket and slowly fills the wound, which then gradually grows flat until the wound is completely healed.

　　After the wound has healed, the alveolar bone will need to resorb and take two months to stabilise. If the incision is not healed, due to the resorption of the alveolar bone, the extraction wound is still changing, and there will be a gap between the denture and the gum tissue, resulting in food impaction, bad breath, loose and unstable dentures, which may need to be re-installed. But don't delay too long, more than half a year without dentures, around the good teeth will be more or less a little tilted to the gap of missing teeth, affected by or your own. So for dental implants patients should not be too anxious, want to dental implants surgery results, understand the dental implants surgical operation is the key. And conventional dental implants are generally divided into three stages:

　　The first stage of implant programme design: through the study and examination of your dental models, wire dental films, etc., your implant surgeon will design an implant programme according to your personal conditions.

　　Stage 2 implant placement and osseointegration: The dental implant is placed into the alveolar bone, and after 3 to 6 months, the implant is firmly integrated with the bone tissue. During this period, you can wear a temporary denture or continue to wear a modified original denture.

　　Stage 3 Dental Restoration: Once the implants are firmly bonded to the alveolar bone, the upper denture can be fabricated and placed to complete the treatment.