Implants
Permanently replace missing teeth.
A relatively new and exciting field of dentistry. Implants allow us to replace missing teeth in an aesthetically pleasing way and to grow new bone in a post-extraction site that has lost bone. Implants can restore a single missing tooth, several teeth or can anchor a full or patial denture. Implant restorations do not corrode, discolor, get cavities or otherwise breakdown. Ask to see and hold implants at your next visit to the office.
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It is a great illustration for anyone who may have questions about the implant procedure.
The Benefits of Dental Implants
- Dental implants fill unsightly gaps in a smile.
- They are also important to deter bone loss which will occur when a tooth is lost.
- The don’t require the loss of adjacent healthy tooth structure.
- With Implants, you avoid problems like decay and periodontal (gum) disease are reduced, unlike fixed bridgework that are prone to these problems.
- They are permanent and should never need to be replaced.
- The titanium post fuses with the bone preventing it from dissolving. The bond between titanium and bone is unique and called osseointegration.
- Implants are stronger than real teeth.
Smile Restoration! We can help you take care of those missing teeth or gaps in your smile.
Call Turner Dental Care to schedule your appointment. (949) 770-3294
Implants vs. Bridges
Are you wondering which procedure is best for you? The new standard of care for tooth replacement is implants. The success rate is high and they tend to preserve bone without decay, which is important for a lifetime of good oral health.
There are many factors that go into choosing the procedure that is right for you. Dr.Turner will help you understand your options and make an informed decision about your personal treatment plan. He is always willing to explain each procedure, the pros and cons and is willing to share his expertise with an understanding of your particular situation.
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It gives a good understanding of what the benefits are and may help you decide what is best for you. And remember Dr. Turner is always willing to answer any of your questions.
