Dental Implants

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What are dental implants?

Dental implants are a safe, medically proven, esthetic alternative to traditional crowns, bridgework, and dentures. Because implant restorations look and feel

more like natural teeth, they offer new levels of comfort, security and confidence. Dental implants have been helping to provide quality of life to patients with restorative needs.

How do they work?

A dental implant is a small “anchor” made of titanium that is inserted into the
jawbone to take the place of your missing tooth root. After osseointegration (when the surrounding bone has healed to the implant), a replacement tooth is secured to the top of the implant. This new tooth looks, feels and performs similar to your natural teeth.

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What are the benefits?

Choosing dental implants as a treatment option can offer you a number of
significant advantages.

Maintain anatomy.
If you have missing teeth, the bone begins to shrink over time. Unhealthy bone loss can make your jaw line recede and change your facial structure. Dental implants can help prevent deterioration of the jawbone so your face retains its natural shape.

Keep your healthy teeth.
A better long-term alternative to bridgework, dental implants eliminate the need to grind down healthy teeth when replacing one or more adjacent teeth.
Your own natural healthy teeth are not compromised.

Security.
Securely anchored dental implants do not slip or move. This eliminates some of the key problems of dentures, including poor fit, gum irritation and pain from exposed nerves. The result is superior.

A natural beautiful solution for confident living.

Dental implants can improve your appearance, self-confidence, and give you new peace of mind. They look and feel similar to natural teeth, and the securely attached implant can give you the confidence of eating what you like, speaking easily and clearly, and a new sense of security.

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