How long does it take for a tooth to be replanted?

There are many causes of tooth loss such as: accidents, age, tooth decay or oral diseases that require tooth extraction. When a tooth is lost, the jawbone will leave a space at the location of the lost tooth root. Therefore, if not timely implant restoration can cause problems such as:
Difficulty chewing and digesting food. Food is not crushed, making it difficult for the stomach to absorb nutrients, increasing the risk of gastrointestinal diseases; The face can be deformed due to the uneven chewing force, if prolonged, it can cause the face to be distorted and appear wrinkles, making people who lose teeth faster than their age; The jawbone where the teeth are empty will tend to disappear over time due to the absence of chewing force; The remaining teeth on the jaw also lose support, tending to move gradually into the space where the teeth are lost, leading to a shift in the jaw, changing the bite can lead to pain in the temporomandibular joint. ; If the front teeth are missing, it can lead to incorrect pronunciation, slurred speech or windy speech; Affecting the aesthetic factor, the existence of a gap in the mouth when smiling and talking can cause loss of confidence, shyness and limited communication. The implantation of dentures after tooth extraction and loss of teeth will take advantage of the time when the gums are still open. Then the implant placement will take place simpler and minimize pain for the patient, helping the process of implanting dentures achieve higher results.

There are many factors that determine how long it takes for a tooth to be replanted. The most important factor is based on the healing or infection level of the tooth before extraction. Normally, after a tooth extraction about 1 week, in the socket, the tooth germ cells begin to form. After 1-2 months, the socket will gradually recover, but at this time, the jaw X-ray can still see the boundary of the socket. It takes about 3-6 months for the bone to re-form.
Usually, 1-2 months after tooth extraction, it is possible to plant flexible dentures (make porcelain bridges, removable dentures, ...), and fixed dentures (implant) after tooth extraction. 2-3 months can be planted. Especially for elderly patients, the tooth extraction wound is relatively large, the waiting time for the wound to heal must be longer.
In some cases, patients can still replant teeth immediately after extraction: make temporary restorations or implant implants immediately after tooth extraction, however, how long it takes to replant depends on location and extent of tooth extraction. The degree of healing of each person as well as the appointment of the dentist.
To achieve high efficiency, after tooth extraction, in addition to choosing the right technique and method, the patient needs to follow the instructions for care, abstinence, and medication as prescribed by the treating doctor.
Currently, in order to help customers own healthy and beautiful teeth naturally without suffering much pain, Vinmec International General Hospital has deployed a dental implant package suitable for many subjects. discrimination of age and sex. As long as you are healthy enough, you can proceed.
When registering for the Implant package, customers will receive:
General dental examination; CT Cone Beam 3D dental film; Perform tests such as Prothrombin Time (PT: Prothrombin Time), Thrombin Time (TT: Thrombin Time) by automatic machine, Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT: Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time) by automatic machine, Fibrinogen quantification (factor I quantification), Clausse-direct method; Implant surgery (Transplant 01 implant of MIS brand); Attach 01 Abutment (prosthetic pillar); Prosthetics on implants and bridges: Cercon porcelain; E.max Zirconia (CAD/CAM); Cercon porcelain crown attached with cement/Titanium attached with cement/Titanium mounted with screws on the Implant; General dental check-up (by appointment); Get tartar.