Posted by Dr. Richard Sellen Nov 25,2022
The decision to get dental implants is a big one. After all, this is a procedure that involves surgery and the implantation of metal screws into your jawbone. However, for many people, the benefits of dental implants outweigh the risks.
If you are considering dental implants, it is important to understand what they are and how they work. Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are inserted into your jawbone. Once in place, they provide a foundation for a dental crown or bridge. Dental implants can be used to replace one or more missing teeth.
Dental implants are a relatively new procedure, and there is some risk involved in having them implanted. However, for most people the benefits far outweigh the risks. So, what are the benefits of dental implants?
When it comes to dental implants, they often look and feel more natural than other options. This is because they are placed directly into the jawbone in order to secure them in place. Additionally, dental implants are often made of biocompatible materials that are designed to mimic the properties of natural teeth. This helps to ensure that they look and feel more natural than other options.
One of the best things about dental implants is that they are permanent, as long as the surrounding gum and bone health is taken care of. Unlike dentures, which can come loose and need to be adjusted or replaced often, implants are solidly fixed in your mouth. This means that you can go about your day-to-day life with confidence, knowing that your smile is secure.
Dental implants are easy to care for and maintain. All you need to do is regularly brush your teeth and floss them, just like you would with your natural teeth. You may also need to rinse your mouth with a fluoride mouthwash. Regular checkups with your dentist will allow them to monitor your implant’s health and keep them looking and performing their best for years to come!
Dental implants let you eat what you want because they are permanently anchored in your jawbone. Unlike dentures, which can become loose and require adhesives to keep them in place, dental implants do not move around inside your mouth. This means that you can enjoy crunchy apples and sticky candy bars without having to worry about them slipping out of your teeth.
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