Nobody wants to lose a tooth, but accidents can happen, and illnesses sometimes have other ideas for your teeth. Implants may be a fantastic choice if you miss a tooth (or teeth) or want a more long-lasting alternative to dentures.
When you're missing or on the verge of losing teeth, your ability to enjoy everyday activities like eating, speaking, and smiling can be severely hampered. Our team's experienced implant specialists can replace one, several, or even all of your decayed or missing teeth with long-lasting artificial teeth that are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing right here in the comfort of our office.
Dental implants are made to act as a support system for replacement crowns that mimic the appearance, feel, and functionality of natural teeth. Patients can once again eat almost anything and smile with assurance.
Small titanium posts are inserted through your gums and into your jawbone through a simple surgical procedure. The implant is covered with a natural porcelain crown a few weeks after it has been inserted. This will give you a genuinely better and brighter smile.
Dental implants are individually measured and tailored to fit your gums to be as comfortable as possible. The materials cause them to act, feel, and look like typical teeth. Because they are screwed directly into your jawbone, this device ensures that your artificial teeth won't fall out.
Dental implants can last a lifetime with the proper care, making them a fantastic long-term solution for your dental problems. Since they are made of various materials, this device cannot develop cavities. Because your gums and jawbone secure them, dental implants rarely fail.
Dental implants are designed to stand independently and are not supported by neighboring teeth, in contrast to other dental procedures. The implant won't exert any pressure on the neighboring teeth, shielding them from damage and decay. Dental implants are secure for your other teeth because they are precisely sized to support nearby teeth.
Dental implants are root replacements for your teeth, with a crown added as the visible part of the tooth. After being placed, dental implants go through a natural process known as Osseointegration, in which they fuse with the jawbone and gums and become a permanent part of your body. To keep you relaxed during and after the placement of your dental implants, our team offers a variety of sedation options.
Full arch dental implants begin with a consultation, during which we assess the current state of your teeth and identify any additional procedures that may be required to accommodate your new teeth.
Tooth extractions may be necessary to remove teeth that compromise your facial aesthetics and function and cannot be repaired. You may require one or more dental procedures before receiving dental implants.
Do you have any loose teeth that need to be extracted before getting dental implants? Dental extractions are frequently performed during the same visit as your dental implant surgery. Extreme bone loss in the implant area requires bone grafting before it can support an implant.
This is carried out by harvesting a portion of real bone from your body or a donor and transplanting it to the treatment area. The grafted bone will osseointegrate and become a natural part of your jaw. Once completed, you can have your dental implants placed and begin reaping the benefits.
Dental implants are the right solution if you're looking for a safe and reliable way to fix and restore your damaged teeth. At Willis Dental Care, our team can bring back your smile using dental implants. Give us a call today to start your treatment plan!
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