Turn your gap-toothed smile into a complete set of pearly whites by getting dental implants from Summit Dental Care (206-292-9980), now serving patients in First Hill. Go to https://summitdentalcareseattle.com to find out more.
Summit Dental Care City: Seattle Address: 720 Olive Way Ste 930 Website: https://summitdentalcareseattle.com/
First Hill Dental Implants: Replace
Damaged Or Decayed Teeth For An
Impeccable Smile
Summit Dental Care offers biocompatible dental
implants for missing, decayed, or damaged teeth.
Summit Dental Care offers
single-tooth implants, as well as
multi-tooth implants — which
typically support a fixed bridge or
removable partial denture.
Another option is all-on-4 implants, which are preferred when entire rows of teeth, top or
bottom, have to be replaced.
Dental implants are relatively easy to perform but
do take some time to complete. First, a titanium
post is inserted into your jaw to serve as the root for
the prosthetic tooth.
Next, an abutment is added to the post to help hold the
prosthetic in place. Lastly, the prosthetic — usually
made out of porcelain — is affixed to the abutment and
set in place.
Unlike dentures and bridges, which fail after 3 to 7 years and 5 to 15 years, respectively, their dental
implants last upwards of 25 years with proper oral hygiene and care.
Go to
https://summitdentalcareseattle.com to
schedule an appointment.
Damaged Or Decayed Teeth For An
Impeccable Smile
Summit Dental Care offers biocompatible dental
implants for missing, decayed, or damaged teeth.
Summit Dental Care offers
single-tooth implants, as well as
multi-tooth implants — which
typically support a fixed bridge or
removable partial denture.
Another option is all-on-4 implants, which are preferred when entire rows of teeth, top or
bottom, have to be replaced.
Dental implants are relatively easy to perform but
do take some time to complete. First, a titanium
post is inserted into your jaw to serve as the root for
the prosthetic tooth.
Next, an abutment is added to the post to help hold the
prosthetic in place. Lastly, the prosthetic — usually
made out of porcelain — is affixed to the abutment and
set in place.
Unlike dentures and bridges, which fail after 3 to 7 years and 5 to 15 years, respectively, their dental
implants last upwards of 25 years with proper oral hygiene and care.
Go to
https://summitdentalcareseattle.com to
schedule an appointment.