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Dental Implants – The best option for missing teeth replacement
Dental implantation is a better and more comfortable procedure compared to other teeth replacement procedures. With proper care, a missing, broken, or improper tooth replaced with a dental implant can last a lifetime.
What Is A Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a small device shaped like a screw that replaces the root of a missing tooth. As a bone grows over the spot, the implant gets fixed. This way we can permanently replace a tooth from its root. We make it using medical-grade-Titanium. A dental implant also restores your jaw function and enhances facial structure.
The Dental Implant Comes With Several Other Benefits, Such As:
You might get conscious while smiling if you have a gap or missing tooth. A dental implant can boost your confidence by filling the gap or fixing a crooked tooth.
Many bacteria develop in the gap because of the food particles stuck inside it, and it is hard to brush off. With a dental implant, you can not only eat and brush without getting hurt but improve your oral hygiene, too.
A dental implant is permanent as we fix it in the jaw bone. Hence, it doesn’t slip or slide away, allowing you to chew any food item and speak with confidence.
A dental implant looks like a real tooth but it doesn’t affect your natural teeth. You don’t face any discomfort with a dental implant as you do with dental bridges and dentures. There’s no need to reduce other teeth to support a dental implant as required with dental bridges. A dental implant fuses with the bone, so you don’t require messy adhesives to keep it fixed as you do with removable dentures. A Dental implantation procedure is successful 98% of the time.
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