This Elmhurst Dental Clinic Is The Best
Choice For Tooth Implant Surgery
If you’re looking for a way to
rejuvenate your smile and oral
health then choose the oral
surgery services of Premier
Orthodontics & Dental
Specialists.
They will give you implants to
replace the tooth or teeth you
may have lost due to varying
unfortunate events.
The newly announced regular
implant services entail the use of
an implant, a synthetic tooth root,
which is surgically installed, in
the shape of a post, into your
jawbone.
A representative for the company
explained that the “root” is usually
made from the same material used
for hip and knee replacements:
titanium. This metal is considered
well suited for pairing with human
bones.
Following the installation process,
a replacement tooth is then fixed
to the post. This tooth, the
representative explained, can be
either permanently attached or
removable.
You may opt for permanent
implants which are
considered more stable and
feel more like natural teeth.
Implants are considered more beneficial than
dentures and conventional bridges since the
latter two are not fixed to the bone and are
therefore likely to be unstable. According to the
spokesperson, implants look more natural and
feel and function more like normal teeth, with a
stronger biting force.
Because of how they are placed in your
mouth, implants do not affect the health of
your natural teeth. This also points to the
reason why they are chosen over the other
alternatives: they are known to last a
lifetime while bridges tend to last only for
seven years.
“Implants are versatile. If you are missing
only one tooth, one implant plus a
replacement tooth will do the trick. If you
are missing several teeth in a row, a few
strategically placed implants can support
a permanent bridge,” the representative
explained.
Slightly different from regular implants,
mini implants comprise the use of a
miniature-sized titanium implant that acts
like the root of your tooth. A retaining
fixture is situated on the top of the implant
and this snaps into a corresponding fixture
on your denture.
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