Dental implants are the most ideal solution for patients who have suffered tooth loss due to accidents, periodontal disease, or rampant decay. Aside from natural teeth, dental implants provide the healthiest stimulation for the jaw bone and create a natural look and feel to your smile. In light of these considerable advantages, implants can be used to replace virtually any missing tooth in the mouth. In fact, implants can be used to replace all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw in just one dental visit.
Similar to the procedure for replacing a single missing tooth, your implant dentist can successfully replace several missing teeth with a technique that combines both dental implants and dentures. Unlike conventional removable dentures, these implant-supported teeth rely on a sturdy foundation that is comprised of four precisely placed dental implants. [pullquote] Implants can be used to replace virtually any missing tooth in the mouth. [/pullquote]
These permanent teeth won’t slip or click when you eat or speak, and you’ll have no worries about your teeth moving or falling out unexpectedly. This procedure eliminates the need for denture glue, repairs, and relines. That’s because your strong, new teeth will be anchored into the jawbone, rather than supported by the gum tissue. The connection between the bone and the implant post is the primary reason that bone loss will be prevented in the upper and lower jaws.
For decades, we have known that implants could help to preserve the bone structure, prevent jaw deterioration, and prevent the shrinkage of the gum tissue. We knew that these teeth could look and function as though they were natural teeth. Other advantages, such as the fact that implants can’t be destroyed by cavities, makes them the best long-term solution because they are built to last for a lifetime.
By combining those assets with dentures, we can provide you with the best of both worlds: Teeth to Stay – All in 1 Day. Even when you have lost a great deal of bone structure due to years of tooth loss, it’s still possible to bring your smile back to life today. Call Smiles Unlimited Dental Centre schedule a consultation for more information.