Dental implants are replacements for natural teeth which are fixed and do not need to be taken out for cleaning purposes. The implant is placed surgically with local anesthesia. It is a simple, one-visit procedure similar to doing a filling. Implant is placed in the bone and the natural gum tissue covers the implant until the implant is healed and set in place. In about four months, the implant is uncovered and an implant crown is placed.
Prothesis such as hip replacements, and knee replacements have been used for many years which function similar to a natural joint. The dental implants are smaller in size and heal and work just as well as natural teeth. There is no special maintenance required other than normal flossing and brushing.
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Replacing missing teeth with implants or an implant bridge is a better option than the traditional method of replacing a missing tooth by reshaping adjacent teeth and placing a bridge.
When the placement and restoration of implants is done well, the longevity of this treatment is more cost-effective than making a bridge using natural teeth which may have to be redone over the lifetime of the individual.
To make the implant treatment more affordable, we offer multiple implant packages which saves time and money.
Implant supported dentures
When dentures are a replacement for natural teeth, they do not have support and are not anchored to your jaw. Most people also restrict their food choices without even realizing how limited their diet can become when using unsupported dentures.
An implant supported denture allows dentures to remain in place while chewing and in most cases will not need the use of denture adhesive. The implant supported denture also allows the flexibility of removing the denture for cleaning purposes. Contrary to popular belief, placing implants is a routine procedure with Novocain almost similar to doing fillings or removing teeth. There is minimal post-surgery discomfort or pain.
Based on the condition of your current denture, it may be possible to place implants and modify your current denture.