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In certain cases, when the bone conditions are highly favorable, the crown can be attached immediately to the implanted root. However, this approach may increase the risk of treatment failure by up to 20%. To perform immediate loading, the bone must have ideal width and height, with sufficient density to allow the implant to be placed with a torque of 60 Ncm. The prosthetic crown should be relatively short to minimize pressure on the implant fixture during chewing and should be made of composite or acrylic. Immediate dental implants are generally more suitable for the six anterior teeth, where aesthetics are the primary concern. In posterior areas, this procedure is generally not recommended due to the increased chewing forces and pressure. After approximately five months, the temporary crown is replaced with the permanent crown.

Definition of a Dental Implant A dental implant is a titanium screw that is surgically placed into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth. Dental implants can be either one-piece or two-piece systems, with the crown and implant root connected by an abutment screw.