Dental Implant Technology Promises Less Pain and Faster Recovery
Dental Implant Technology: Demand for painless procedures is increasing, and innovations like this are expected to improve patient care and create access to advanced oral care.
Dental implant procedures are associated with pain, anxiety, and a long recovery time. This is creating an issue for the public to undergo implant surgeries. Patients need safer and more accurate implant surgeries that reduce pain.
The workshop, “Guided Implant Surgery,” was conducted to discuss the benefits of this procedure. The vice president of the UP dental council, also a faculty member at KGMU, Prof. Kamleshwar Singh, introduced this initiative technique, and it was already improving patient outcomes.
This workshop was organized at Chandra Dental College and Hospitals. Prof. Sign said that the implant surgery uses digital platforms to perform this procedure.
For patients with limited jawbone, implants close to the nerves, and people who are having multiple missing teeth, this technology helps, and it is highly suggested to elderly patients who are looking for less invasive surgeries and less pain.
Doctors use CBCT scans and digital impressions to clearly see nerves and bone structure. Special software is used here to plan the exact position and angle for the implant.
The procedure is less invasive and allows faster recovery time, which is better for patients and creates less damage to the surrounding tissues.
He also mentioned that this technology is commonly used in complicated cases and helps in faster healing with better patient outcomes.
Dr. Aravind Kumar Singh said that digital technology is now integrated into implant dentistry to perform dental implant surgeries for patient-friendly care.
Dr. Navneet Kumar, an implant expert, gave a live lecture and demonstrated how this technology works on patients and what benefits people can get.
Dr. Shruti Sharma Grover and Dr. Arun Verma also praised this academic program. As dental awareness and demand for painless procedures grow, innovations like this are expected to improve patient confidence and accessibility to advanced oral care.
