Dental Implant Restoration

Between the ages of 21 and 30, one in every four adults may experience tooth loss. Dental implants are a long-lasting and safe tooth replacement alternative that improves both the appearance and functionality of your smile.

A dental implant can be used to replace a single tooth when combined with a replacement crown, or it can be placed in small groups to support a denture or dental bridge. Dental implants work similarly to a natural tooth root in preventing jaw bone loss and are a reliable, long-lasting option for tooth loss.

Dental implants are an excellent tooth replacement option because of their numerous advantages. A few of these are:

Improved oral health: Since no adjacent teeth are altered to attach implants, more of your natural teeth remain intact, enhancing long-term oral health.

Natural-looking smile: Dental implants are designed to closely mimic your natural teeth, restoring a natural-looking smile.

Improved speech: With detachable, non-anchored dentures, teeth might slip within the mouth, resulting in slurred or garbled speech. That is no longer an issue with dental implants.

Improved function: Dental implants work similarly to natural teeth, allowing you to eat comfortably.

Improved comfort: Dental implants prevent slipping and the pain associated with removable dentures.

Protect healthy bone structure: The absence of teeth can cause the jawbone to deteriorate over time. Since dental implants work like tooth roots, they can prevent this type of degradation, much like real teeth.

Long-term solution: Every 5-7 years, dentures need to be replaced. When properly maintained, dental implants can last a lifetime.

Durability: Dental implants are resistant to stains and are strong and stable.

Dental implants may be ideal for you if you are missing one or more teeth. We will assess your oral and overall health to see if you are a good candidate for dental implants. Some factors include:

- Adequate bone support to attach the implant

- Gum tissue that is healthy

- Nerve and sinus location

- Overall health, including the presence of any chronic illnesses

In some circumstances, our experts at Milford Dentist Clinic might suggest advanced treatment for your upper or lower jaw in order for you to have the necessary bone support for implantation. Your treatment plan is always customized according to your specific needs and goals for a healthy smile.

Contact us now for an appointment if you want to learn more about dental implants or book a consultation. Our Milford dentist clinic is here to assist you in restoring the health and appearance of your smile.

222 Main Street Dental

Phone: (508) 473-3424

Url: https://www.222dental.com/

222 Main St.

Milford, MA 01757