Implant-Supported Dentures Will Have A Dramatic Effect On Your Lifestyle!

However, today’s dental implants can provide you with artificial teeth that look amazingly natural and feel fully secure. Whether you currently have a full or partial denture or have recently lost a tooth, dental implants may be a good option for you.

Implants are used to replace missing teeth with crowns instead of a fixed bridge or a removable partial denture. Whether it’s one missing tooth or several that need replacing, implants create a more secure, longer-lasting, esthetically pleasing solution for missing teeth. Implants are also used to securely attach full dentures directly to the jaw, eliminating the need for adhesives that often fail, causing dentures to loosen. The full dentures will be quickly and easily removable for cleaning but will remain secure.

Implants can have a dramatic effect on your lifestyle. Whether it’s looking better and feeling better about yourself, becoming more comfortable in social environments, or improving your ability to chew, taste, and swallow your food, returning your mouth to optimum health by replacing missing teeth can be a life-changing step.

Independence Dental has all the technology by which to make this a comfortable, stress-free, expedient and successful reality for you.

A Closer Look at Implants

The Three Components of implants. There are three components of an implant, the anchor (which is surgically imbedded into the bone), the post (to which the tooth attaches) and the actual artificial tooth. Several steps are usually required in placing implants. Depending on the type of implant, these steps may vary. A thorough evaluation must be made which includes a clinical examination and a careful review of your dental and medical history.

During the dental examination, we will check the condition of your mouth, the supporting bone in your jaws and the way your upper & lower teeth fit together. CT-scans will be taken and a determination will be made as to whether you are a good candidate for implants. In either case, thoughtful recommendations regarding optional treatments will be offered and discussed.