Is it really possible to place an IBS implant without an incision immediately after tooth extraction?
I think I don't have many years left until I need to get dental implants.
So I'm looking into dental implants.
I found out there is something called an IBS implant?!
Have you guys heard of IBS implants?
IBS implants are said to be a minimally invasive implant treatment.
From what I've found out so far, they say immediate implantation is possible after extraction!
This point was really surprising.
I did hear that other implants are possible, but I'm not very familiar with that aspect yet...
https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/4716
And since IBS implants can be placed without an incision
I think the biggest advantage is that it doesn't even require sutures.
I looked through the Cashdoc hospital events to see if there were any dental clinics that handle IBS implants, but
Unfortunately, it seems like there isn't one yet.
The dental clinic I looked up is Lucent Dental Clinic.
This dental clinic aims for natural tooth preservation treatment.
They say that if the treatment progress needs to be monitored, they do not proceed with same-day treatment or one-day implants unnecessarily.
Actually, I don't recommend doing it on the same day to ensure stability.
Still, if you absolutely need same-day implantation, IBS implants seem like a good option.
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