Overview of Tooth Replacement Surgery

A dental implant is a procedure where a metal post is placed into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth. It acts as a strong foundation for artificial teeth like crowns or bridges. Doctors perform this surgery to restore chewing ability, improve appearance, and prevent bone loss.

Sterile Implant Placement with Nivda Surgical Drapes

Dental implant surgery begins by preparing a sterile field using Nivda dental drapes and reinforced surgical gowns to prevent contamination. Surgeons expose the jawbone through a small incision after cleaning and draping the oral region with fenestrated Nivda face drapes. Using tools like drills, torque drivers, depth gauges, and implant placement kits, the surgeon creates a precise socket in the bone. The titanium implant is then carefully inserted and secured for stability. Nivda protective disposables such as head covers, shoe covers, and SMS wrapping sheets maintain OT sterility throughout the procedure. This controlled and sterile technique ensures faster healing, reduces infection risk, and provides a strong foundation for long-term tooth restoration.