What Is a Dental Implant?
Missing teeth can lead to serious oral health issues. Watch our video to see how implants can restore your smile and protect your oral health.
One of the most common issues we encounter in oral health is missing teeth. Many people don’t realize that missing teeth can have serious long-term effects on their overall oral health. When teeth are missing, the surrounding teeth can shift out of place, leading to misalignment and potential breakdown. Additionally, missing teeth can result in inadequate support for your jaw, which can lead to further complications.
A dental implant is an innovative solution to this problem. It’s essentially a titanium post, designed like a screw, that is inserted into the jawbone, where it fuses with the bone over time. The primary purpose of a dental implant is to replace missing teeth by providing a strong, stable foundation that mimics the natural root structure of a tooth. This fusion with the bone not only helps maintain the integrity of your jawbone but also provides stability for prosthetic teeth that don’t come in and out, much like natural teeth.
If you think you might be a candidate for dental implants, there’s a good chance you are. We’d be happy to assess your situation and determine if implants are the right solution for you. Give us a call, and let’s explore how we can restore your smile and protect your oral health.
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