Replace your missing teeth forever
If you’ve lost one or more teeth through accident, diabetes, or any other cause of tooth loss, dental implants are the solution to your problem. These artificial roots made from titanium can replace missing teeth and look completely natural as well!
Implants Vs Bridges
How to differntiate between impants & Bridges?
Implants
- Over 15 years of longevity
- Natural appearance
- More expensive
- Preserve the health of the jawbone
Bridges
- From 10 - 15 years of longevity
- No bone grafting (invasive surgery)
- Lower initial cost
- Need more maintenance and upkeep
How do dental Implants work?
Are You Curious About The Dental Implants Components Filled In Your Teeth?
It’s An Artificial Tooth Root And Has Three Components.
- Crown: The Top Of The Implants, Made From Ceramic, Or A Mixture Of Metal And Porcelain And Screwed Or Cemented Onto The Abutment.
- Abutment: Is A Connecter Between The Implant Post And The Prosthetic.
- Fixture: A Small Screw Placed In A Patient’s Jaw During Surgery Performed With The Aid Of Computer Technology.
This Process Can Take Up To Six Months To Complete, But Creates An Incredibly Stable, Durable Prosthetic. After Completion, The Temporary Crown Will Be Replaced With A Permanent One.
Before & After
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FAQs
Whether You’re Looking For More Information About Dentistry Services, We Hope This Section Will Help Answer Any Questions You May Have.
It’s A Replacement Process Of Root Portion Of A Missing Natural Tooth. Dental Implants Can Be Placed In Either The Upper Or Lower Jaws.
With Proper Care, Dental Implants Can Last For Decades, And In Some Cases, A Lifetime. Regular Dental Checkups And Cleanings, Along With Good Oral Hygiene Habits, Can Help Ensure The Longevity Of Your Dental Implants.
Dental Bridges Are Artificial Teeth That Are Used To Fill The Gap Left By One Or More Missing Teeth. They Are Anchored To The Remaining Natural Teeth Or Dental Implants On Either Side Of The Gap.
With Good Oral Hygiene, Dental Bridges Can Last For 5-15 Years Or Longer. However, The Lifespan Of A Dental Bridge Depends On Several Factors, Including The Materials Used, The Location Of The Bridge, And The Patient’s Oral Hygiene Habits.
Dental Implant Coverage Varies Depending On The Insurance Plan. While Some Dental Insurance Plans Cover A Portion Of The Cost Of Dental Implants, Many Do Not