WEST HARTFORD, CT, April 13, 2014 (Press-News.org) Whether a patient has lost a single tooth or multiple teeth, it can be discouraging. To help patients regain their smiles, Dr. Robert Bradbury and Dr. Anthony Amato continue to offer dental implants for West Hartford patients. When a tooth is missing, Dr. Bradbury and Dr. Amato maintain the ability to offer dental implants in West Hartford to create restored smiles.
"Patients don't have to put up with gaps in their smiles, which is why I am happy to continue to offer dental implants for my patients in West Hartford," said Dr. Robert Bradbury in West Hartford about dental implants. "A smile that has gaps takes away from a glowing smile, causing many people to hide their teeth from others. With dental implants, patients can say goodbye to an embarrassing smile, and hello to a flawless smile without gaps."
Each case of missing teeth is different from patient to patient. For many patients, however, the implant procedure involves two phases, beginning with the surgical implant insertion. During this first session of placement, the Doctor will surgically place the implant into the jawbone. This insertion takes the place of the missing tooth root.
Over the course of two to six months, the implants are left to attach themselves to the bone, creating a solid and stable foundation for the replacement teeth. The second session of the implant procedure involves attaching the newly created teeth to the anchored dental implant. Finally, at a patient's last visit, Dr. Robert Bradbury and Dr. Anthony Amato will make a crown, which is attached to the implant post. A patient's new, restored smile will look, feel, and function just like their natural teeth.
"Missing teeth can result in an older appearance, discomfort and inconvenience from dentures, pain, difficulty eating and speaking, and an overall less active lifestyle. Since implants are securely attached, patients can gain confidence to eat what they like, speak clearly and have freedom from embarrassment," stated West Hartford dentist, Dr. Anthony Amato.
Not everyone is a good candidate for dental implants. Patients must have healthy gums and adequate bone to support the implant. The patient must also be committed to good oral hygiene, including exceptional oral hygiene and regular visits to West Hartford, CT dentists, Dr. Robert Bradbury and Dr. Anthony Amato.
Patients who have lost one or more of their natural teeth can continue to live their life with confidence with the help of dental implants from West Hartford dentists, Dr. Robert Bradbury and Dr. Anthony Amato. With dental implants in West Hartford, patients can experience a smile that looks and feels natural while lasting a lifetime.
About Drs. Bradbury & Amato, PC: Dr. Robert Bradbury graduated with honors from the University of Maine with a degree in Pre-dental studies. He went on to receive his dental degree from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and was awarded membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society. Dr. Bradbury then moved to the greater Hartford area in 1980 to study at Hartford Hospital General Practice Residency and has been practicing general dentistry in West Hartford since 1981. Dr. Anthony Amato graduated from Boston University's Goldman School of Dentistry in 1987 and returned to his hometown of West Hartford to maintain a private practice with Dr. Bradbury. Dr. Amato continues to make implant and reconstructive dentistry his main objective, constantly striving to deliver function and esthetic to each patient.
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18 N. Main Street, Suite 2
West Hartford, CT 06107
(860) 561-3050
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