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HOME SERVICES BEFORE YOU LEAVE GETTING THERE ENJOY YOUR STAY REFERENCES CONTACT US PRICES WHAT ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES MUST BE AVOIDED DURING THE PLACEMENT OF DENTAL IMPLANTS? What anatomical structures must be avoided during the placement of dental implants? The following information was published with www.adi.org.uk written consent. Previous question: Do you have enough bone for dental implants? Upper jaw - In the upper jaw, provided the implants stay within the bone that once supported your own teeth there are really no important risk areas. If you have missing upper back teeth then the shape and location of the maxillary sinus (the region above the roots) can be shown to you. The maxillary sinuses can be seen on most x-rays and are therefore readily avoided. Lower jaw - In the lower jaw the most important anatomical structure to be avoided is the ‘inferior dental nerve’. This nerve runs from the area behind the wisdom teeth, passes under the molars and emerges onto the skin of the face in the region where your premolar teeth are or used to be. This is why a normal dental anaesthetic produces a numb lip even when the needle was placed right at the back of the mouth. If this nerve is disturbed or damaged during the placement of dental implants it can lead to temporary or even permanent numbness of the lip on the affected side. This is a rare but important complication. CT scans are generally the best means for identifying the location of this nerve and allow implants to be placed with considerable confidence, however these are rarely available within a normal dental surgery environment. It will therefore require a visit to a suitable hospital where the scan is generally completed within a few minutes. Whilst CT scans are more expensive than routine dental x-rays, the information they provide is often invaluable for complex treatment planning and knowing where important anatomical structures are located. Next question: Can dental implants be placed next to natural teeth? Back to questions Dental Services | Before you go | Travelling abroad | Staying abroad | Recommendations - Testimonials | Prices and Fees in British Pounds | Prices and Fees in Euros | Contact us from the UK or Ireland | FAQ | Dental Tourism in Hungary | Online application Related websites: BC | DA | D-A | DIA | HDC | More about... Copyright - A3 West End Ltd (Reg: 04554997) / A3 Group International Ltd - All rights reserved Privacy Policy - Terms of Use - Disclaimer Webdesign: eMU London Consultation London Office Our London office is located in the heart of Camden Town, our dental clinic is on Harley Street. Whatever queries or questions you have we are there to help you throughout the service... Reasonable prices Save up to 75% and thousand of £££'s on your dental bill by using our service. Clear pricing and no hidden costs. Professional services Our dental surgery in Budapest is staffed with experienced and highly educated dentists and technicians and equipped with world class, State of the Art technology Enjoy your stay at Budapest / Hungary Visit one of the most charming capitals of Europe, enjoy the delicious & world famous Hungarian food the friendliness of the local people and our colleagues continuous support... Frequently asked questions Do you have any question about dental treatments? We try our best to give a comprehensive answer.