Unfortunately, as we age many of us will lose at least one tooth, if not many teeth. lost teeth were replaced by removable dentures or fixed bridges for hundreds of years. There are many drawbacks to replace teeth with these rules, but they have become the standard of care until the last decade. Today he is considered the standard of care to consider a dental implant to replace a missing tooth.Some problems associated with dentures and fixed bridges, the continuing loss of bone at the location of the lost tooth . This bone loss leads to continuous loss, hearing bad editing and irritation of tissues and fixed rates under the bridge, where food particles can accumulate.
Dental implants are also not perfect teeth. However, experts agree that this dental procedure has many advantages over the traditional rules. The system can replace missing teeth or lost and maintain bones in that position. E 'can also replace a missing tooth does not need to cut, mark, or change the morphology of the adjacent teeth. These are huge advantages to maintain healthy teeth remained intact and at peace.
Although the implant is not fixed in the same way as the bone of natural teeth, can act both as a natural tooth in that function, appearance and help maintain self-esteem can be affected by the loss of a tooth.
The three most common reason for not having a dental implant is the fear of surgery, the time the process can take several months depending on the situation in the case, and the costs of the system. All these arguments can be removed from training. Patients who are given time to learn dental images, video animation clips, and oral communication of their dental nurse is often opted for systems older than the other treatments.
Dental implants improve function, cosmetics and helps preserve the remaining bones and teeth, while maintaining their self-esteem.
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