PHOENIX, AZ, August 09, 2012 (Press-News.org) Having a missing tooth, or multiple missing teeth, can cause several problems. Many people who have missing teeth have difficulty chewing their food. They may have trouble speaking clearly, and they often feel self-conscious and embarrassed about the appearance of their smiles. For patients in the Phoenix area who are missing a tooth or multiple teeth, Desert Dentistry offers a highly effective solution: dental implants.
What are dental implants?
A dental implant is a replacement for a missing tooth. The implant itself is a small titanium post, which is surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace the missing tooth's root. An abutment is attached to the implant, and then a crown, which replaces the missing tooth, is placed on top. Dental implants are as strong as natural teeth and are a permanent fixture.
How can dental implants help patients?
Dental implants not only improve the function of the mouth, but they also protect the patient's oral health. A natural tooth's root promotes the health of the jawbone and the gums, so when a tooth is missing, bone and tissue loss can occur. A missing tooth can also cause the patient's existing teeth to shift out of place or cause uneven wear on the existing teeth. Dental implants remedy all of these situations.
What to expect during the dental implants procedure
The process of getting dental implants takes place over three treatment appointments. During the first appointment, the patient undergoes oral surgery to place the implant in the jawbone. Sedation is available to help make this procedure as comfortable as possible. Then, a period of three months must pass to allow the implant to permanently fuse with the jawbone. During this time, the patient wears a healing cap. This time period allows the implant to become a stable, permanent fixture.
During the second appointment, after the area has been evaluated, an abutment is placed into the implant and an impression is made and sent to a lab, where the patient's permanent crown will be custom created. At the third appointment, the crown is cemented, and the process is complete.
Are dental implants right for you?
Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth, multiple teeth, or to stabilize a loose-fitting denture. Dental implants can also be an excellent alternative for people who do not want to use dentures. With dental implants, patients are able to eat their favorite foods with ease and smile with confidence.
Desert Dentistry is comprised of a team of ten highly skilled dentists who have received advanced trained in general, restorative, preventive, and cosmetic dentistry, including the placement of dental implants. With a focus on patient comfort and providing superior dental care, Desert Dentistry has five locations convenient to patients in and around the Phoenix area: Ahwatukee, North Central, South Central, Payson, and Surprise.
At Desert Dentistry, you can receive top-notch dental procedures from experienced, talented dentists. We have 5 locations in the Phoenix area to serve your needs.
Website: http://www.desertdentistry.com
Desert Dentistry Offers Dental Implants to Patients
Having a missing tooth, or multiple missing teeth, can cause several problems. Many people who have missing teeth have difficulty chewing their food. For patients who are missing a tooth or multiple teeth, Desert Dentistry offers dental implants.
2012-08-09
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