Multiple Implants
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Multiple Implants Dental Solution
Dental implants are restorative prostheses that replace the roots of missing teeth. When you lose a tooth, you lose the crown, which is the part you can see, and you lose the root, which is that part of the tooth that keeps your tooth in place. When the tooth root is gone, the jawbone begins to shrink in the area of the missing tooth, which can cause you to look older than your years as well as certain oral health complications. But a dental implant can prevent this process and protect your mouth.
A dental implant is a tiny post that is surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth root. Multiple implants, or multiple posts, can be used to replace a series of missing teeth and their roots. Once multiple implants are placed, a dental crown or bridge can be placed on top of them to replace your teeth. You get the advantages of the tooth root and replacement teeth so you regain full function of your bite and smile.
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The Benefits of Multiple Implants
The Benefits of Multiple Implants
Many patients enjoy multiple implants to replace missing teeth because they are durable, function like natural teeth, and are aesthetically appealing.
In addition, they stimulate a healing process called osseointegration, which means your natural bone attaches to and heals with the implant.
This secures the implant and prosthesis into place so it looks and functions like your own. The following is a summary of the benefits of multiple implants:
More secure than dentures
Candidates for Multiple Implants
Dental implants are best suited for patients who have good oral health. They are ideal for patients who prefer a permanent cosmetic and restorative dental solution to replace teeth. The following situations are ideal for multiple implants:
Dental implants are best suited for patients who have good oral health. They are ideal for patients who prefer a permanent cosmetic and restorative dental solution to replace teeth.
The following situations are ideal for multiple implants:
Some patients may require treatment before getting dental implants such as those with gum disease or if the jawbone is too soft or deteriorated.
Some medications may make a patient ineligible for dental implants. The best way to begin is with a dental exam to see if you are a candidate for multiple implants.
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Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.