Dental Implants are an excellent way to replace a missing or broken teeth.
They are reliable, strong, and easy to maintain.
This is a model of a single dental implant
As you can see, the dental implant itself goes down into the bone, and the part
that extends above the bone is what we place the crown on.
The use of dental implants is now the standard of care for missing
teeth, denture replacement, and cosmetic dental care. They can be used
for single tooth replacements, or multiple teeth replacements. In either
case, the result is a dramatic improvement in your chewing ability, oral
health, and smile.
Radiographically, a dental implant looks like this:
Implant in bone Implant
with crown attached
Here is an example of a single dental implant, where there are
other missing teeth.
This is an example of multiple dental implants.
This is how the finished result would look.
Dental implants are very effective on the lower arch, where a
removable partial denture might be considered. By using implants, a
better bite is possible, as well as better stimulation to the bone.
Here is an example of how a lower implant case might look.
Finally, dental implants can be used to replace a full lowerdenture. By replacing dentures with implants, patients benefit
from improved retention, chewing, esthetics and bone density.
Dental implants have definitely come of age. Success rates are
approaching 100%, and dentists are replacing everything from single
teeth to whole arches of missing teeth.
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