One amazing development in dental technology is the introduction of dental implants. With a success rate of 99 percent, these devices are a trustworthy and effective permanent replacement for teeth that are missing or rotting. Dental implants can be used to restore one or more missing teeth, increasing the look and feel of your smile. Here are some examples of how you can use this technology to improve your bite:
- Single Tooth Replacement. A single tooth that has decayed or been damaged might be replaced with dental implants. We will extract the damaged tooth and replace it with a platinum screw. We will cover the implant with a specially designed crown to make it mix in perfectly with the rest of your smile after it has healed and stuck to your jawbone. You can take care of this long-lasting, realistic-looking replacement just like you would a real tooth! Your implant should last a lifetime as long as you maintain good oral hygiene.
- All-on-4®. The All-on-4 technique is an excellent method for those who require a full set of teeth. It is also great for those who might have limited jawbone density or volume, as this method only requires four dental implants! The process is simple: four dental implants will be inserted into the gums at an angle to make them sturdier and able to maximize the stability of each implant. Once these four implants have been placed, a new or existing denture will be attached to the screws that very same day. Once healed completely (in about 3-4 months), a brand-new set of teeth will be permanently affixed to the implants. This system has several great features, such as short recovery times and affordable prices. All-on-Fours are also very low-maintenance; all you have to do to maintain them healthy is follow a basic dental hygiene routine. You can eat anything you want. Patients love the All-on-4 system!
- Implant-Supported Dentures. Similar to All-on-4, implant-supported dentures secure your device through dental implant technology! You can have as few as two implants on the lower dentures to allow them to fit securely. These devices bring back normal function and a confident smile to those who are missing teeth. Patients frequently express regret about not receiving dental implants sooner. Before, they might have been limited to soft things, but now they can consume steak, chicken, and even corn on the cob. This technology will greatly improve your quality of life.
- Implant-Supported Bridges. If you are missing several adjacent front teeth, an implant-supported bridge could be the perfect solution. Bridges supported by crowns are not always as effective for missing front teeth, as this can occasionally produce low-quality aesthetic results and compromise your natural teeth. However, with implant-supported bridges, you can restore multiple teeth at a lower treatment cost. Your bridge will look completely natural and feel great!
Our patients love their dental implants, and you will too! To learn more about these devices and how they can renew the structure and appearance of your smile, contact Bawa Dental Clinic today!
1 Restore your mouth
By replacing your entire tooth, including the root, we can replicate the function of your natural teeth. Dental implants, a strong, stable foundation, allow comfortable biting and chewing. In addition, nothing in your mouth looks or feels artificial.
2 Preserve Your Facial Structures
By preventing the bone resorption or thinning of the jaw that would normally occur with the loss of teeth, your facial structures remain intact. This is particularly important when all of your teeth are missing. The lower one-third of your face may collapse if implants are not placed to preserve your bone. When this happens, wrinkles form around your mouth and your chin repositions itself closer to your nose. Implants however guard against this and can reverse it if it has already occurred.
3 Improve your smile
A replacement tooth supported by an implant appears to be more attractive than a bridge made of teeth. This is particularly important for your frontal teeth. Preventing a visible bone defect is critical for a beautiful, healthy smile and an improved overall appearance.
4 Don’t compromise adjacent teeth
To fix the bridge onto the teeth on either side of the gap, traditional tooth-supported bridges require filing down the adjacent teeth. The long-term health of these teeth is at risk, and the tooth structure is permanent. Attachments on partial dentures connect onto neighboring teeth and apply pressure while the partial moves around. With time, this continuous pressure may cause these teeth to loosen and fall out. The neighboring natural teeth are not harmed or affected when missing teeth are replaced with crowns or bridges supported by implants.
Replacement teeth that match real teeth in terms of appearance, feel, and functionality will improve the overall quality of life. Your replacement teeth seem genuine and perform more like real teeth when they are supported by implants. You’ll feel more at ease and self-assured when eating, speaking, and smiling. You will be able to eat any kind of food without having to worry about messy adhesives when you replace dentures and parts with teeth that are supported by implants.
5 Make Oral Hygiene Easy
It is much easier to care for an implant-supported crown, which can be cleaned like a natural tooth. In comparison, a tooth-supported bridge requires the use of a floss threader for proper cleaning. It is also more convenient to clean a full set of implant-supported replacement teeth than a traditional denture.
6 Renew self-confidence
Many of the people who now enjoy the benefits of implant-supported replacement teeth agree that their self-esteem and self-confidence have been restored. This is due to their improved comfort and appearance, and the improved functionality and health of their mouths.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Implants
Q. What are implants in the teeth?
A. The gold standard for replacing missing teeth is a dental implant. To give crowns and dentures long-lasting stability, they are fused to the bone.
Q. What would occur if there is no treatment?
A. When your jawbone is not encouraged, it starts to shrink. Your smile will be affected, and your facial structure will change, making you appear older than you actually are.
Q. Is Implant placement painful?
A. No, Dental implants are typically placed under local anesthesia. Most treatments can be completed in your clinician’s office.
Q. After receiving therapy, when can I go back to work?
A. Unless the doctor instructs you otherwise, you can go back to work the next day. Medication may be managed for you to ease any small discomfort you may be experiencing.
Q. How long does it take place dental implants?
A. They may be placed in as little as 30 to 60 minutes depending on the location and number of implants placed.
Q. What happens if there isn’t enough gum tissue or bone to support the dental implant?
A. transplant can be necessary if the doctor finds that there isn’t enough gum or bone tissue.
Q. When will I receive my new teeth?
A. Treatment time varies by patient. Typically, you will have some type of temporary teeth until your implants bond to the bone. We can provide a time estimate based on your treatment needs.
Q.How should my dental implants be maintained?
A. Brushing and flossing are the two types of at-home care for your implants. For long-term success and health, regular dental appointments are necessary.
Q. How long are dental implants likely to last?
A. With the right maintenance, implants can endure for many years. Over 40 years have passed since several implants were placed.
Q. What is the dental implant success rate?
A. The average success rate of dental implants is extremely high—more than 98 percent.
Q. How does the long-term value of implants compare to other treatment options?
A. Dental implants are low maintenance and provide stability and confidence in your smile. Therefore, the long-term value of dental implants far exceeds conventional treatment options.
Our patients love their dental implants, and you will too! To learn more about these devices and how they can renew the structure and appearance of your smile, contact Bawa Dental Clinic at SCO 80, Sector 40-C, Chandigarh or you can call us at 9814010338.