A dental implant is an excellent treatment for replacing missing teeth. A root form implant is the most common kind of dental implant. It is a small, titanium post that replaces the roots of a missing tooth. A custom-fitted artificial tooth, called a restoration, is secured to the implant, which holds the restoration firmly in place.
An implant has several benefits. Like the roots of natural teeth, it stimulates the jawbone when you chew. This preserves the jawbone and keeps it healthy. An implant is strong, comfortable, and secure. When the restoration is in place, the implant looks and feels much like natural teeth.
With careful homecare and regular checkups and cleanings here in our office, an implant can be an excellent long-term solution for missing teeth.
An implant can support a variety of restorations, such as a single crown, multi-unit bridges, and full arch dentures. Some restorations, like a single crown and most bridges, are not removable. Others, like many full-arch dentures, can be removed for sleeping and cleaning.
Depending on the situation, placing an implant involves several phases, and treatment times can widely vary. First, we determine if an implant is right for you. We discuss your health history and treatment goals and perform a comprehensive examination to check the health of your gums and jawbone. We determine if you need any additional procedures, such as bone grafting or gum surgery.
To begin the procedure, a channel is shaped in the jawbone, and then the implant is placed into the prepared space. At this point, it may be possible to place a temporary restoration. Over the course of the next few months, the implant will become securely fused to the bone. The last step is to attach your beautiful final restoration to the implant.
6-8 implants are necessary for a full fixed bridge in traditional implant restoration. Standard full-arch teeth replacement frequently involves increasing the density of the upper jawbone since these titanium screws are inserted directly into the jawbone.
With the All-on-4 procedure, a complete top or bottom set of teeth is repairable on just four implants. The placement of the implants is such that it does not require much bone density attached to the jawbone.
Most All-on-4 patients can forgo the necessity for a bone graft by increasing the interaction between the bone and the implant.
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In the US, there are approximately 200,000 dentists. Getting the best person to carry out an All-on-4 technique cannot be simple. Excellent manual skills, training, and experience are necessary for the procedure. Also, it's a significant financial commitment, and the cost of All-on-4 dental implants in your area could vary from those in other clinics.
For you, we can conduct the research. With a sizable database of professionals and up-to-date knowledge of the most recent implant placement methods, Fine Dentistry Orlando can provide you with the help you need. The service also entails scheduling a dentist appointment for a time that suits you.
So, get in touch with us today and book your appointment now!
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