Get a New Permanent Tooth with a Dental Implant

Get a New Permanent Tooth with a Dental Implant

A dental implant restoration allows you to replace a missing tooth permanently. Unlike traditional removable dentures, dental implant restorations are not removable and function just the same as natural teeth. This review discusses the dental implant procedure and why they are considered to be permanent.

Dental implant restorations from a general dentist

Many dentists offer dental implant restorations for replacing a missing tooth (or multiple missing teeth). It is helpful to have a clear understanding of what dental implants are, how they work, and the benefits they offer when deciding if they are right for you or if another tooth replacement solution is best.

The dental implant procedure explained

A dental implant is a titanium post that is placed into the jawbone above or below where there is a missing tooth. A restoration, along with a dental abutment, is attached to the dental implant(s) to replace missing teeth. The restoration can be either a crown, bridge, or denture, depending on the number of teeth that are being replaced.

Is a dental implant restoration permanent?

A dental implant restoration is considered to be a permanent solution for tooth loss. The structure of an implant restoration is the same as a natural tooth, and the implant takes the place of the natural tooth root, holding the replacement tooth securely (and permanently) into place. Of course, much like natural teeth that are permanent, an implant can still fail, but patients can expect them to last for twenty years if they are properly cared for over time.

Does a dental implant restoration look natural?

A dental implant restoration looks natural as well, and it is indistinguishable from a natural tooth. This helps many patients restore the overall confidence they have in their smile and feel more comfortable engaging in social situations and doing the things they love each day without any hesitation.

What limitations will I have with a dental implant restoration?

Dental implants are securely positioned inside of the jaw, so there is essentially no risk of them coming loose while eating, whereas the risk is higher with removable dentures. While it is still strongly encouraged to avoid hard or sticky foods as much as possible, there are no dietary restrictions with dental implants.

How do I take care of my dental implant restoration?

Another benefit of dental implants is that they are easy to care for each day. It is important to brush and floss as you do with natural teeth and use mouthwash as recommended by the dentist. It is also important to avoid smoking and using other tobacco products as it can be detrimental to the health of the dental implant restoration and oral health in general.

Get the dental implant process started with a consultation visit

The teeth replacement process with dental implants begins with a consultation visit. If you have questions, concerns, or are ready to get a new permanent tooth with a dental implant, call us today to schedule a visit.

Request an appointment here: https://boyntonbeachtownsquaredentistry.com/ or call Town Square Dentistry at (561) 782-9633 for an appointment in our Boynton Beach office.

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Get a New Permanent Tooth with a Dental Implant