1. Dental Implants are Better than Teeth in Every Way
Dental implants are more reliable, stronger, and less likely to be rejected by the body than teeth.
The first advantage of dental implants is that they are less likely to break or chip. Teeth can break if you bite into something hard like an apple or a carrot. If you have dental implants, you don’t have to worry about breaking your teeth while eating hard foods.
Another advantage of dental implants is that they are more stable than teeth. Unlike teeth which can move and shift in their sockets, dental implants are anchored firmly in the jawbone with screws and posts. This means that they stay in place even when your mouth opens wide or you chew on tough foods.
2. Dental Implants are Longer-Lasting than Teeth
Dental implants are made of titanium, which is a metal that is highly resistant to corrosion and can last for decades.
Dental implants are a perfect solution for patients who have lost their teeth due to age or other reasons. They are not only long-lasting, but also look and feel like natural teeth.
3. With a Dental Implant You Never Have to Worry about Tooth Decay or Sensitivity Again
A dental implant is a small, titanium post that is surgically placed into the jawbone to serve as an artificial root for a missing tooth.
The implant has abutment screws on the top and bottom that hold the replacement tooth in place. The replacement tooth is then attached to the abutments with metal clasps or cements. Dental implants are used in cases where there is insufficient bone volume for dental implants or where a patient has lost all teeth from one particular area of the mouth.
A dental implant can be used to replace any number of missing teeth, including several at once. The placement of each individual implant will depend on its location in relation to other teeth and whether it’s replacing an upper or lower tooth.
4. No More Unsightly Fillings and Crooked Teeth with Your New Smile!
A dentist might use a drill to remove the decay and then fill the tooth with a filling material that matches the color of your tooth. If you have more than one cavity, your dentist might need to do this more than once.
Some people may have teeth that are crooked or spaced too far apart. This can make it hard for them to bite down on certain foods or chew properly. A dentist may recommend orthodontics, which is a type of treatment that straightens teeth and moves them into a better position so they can function better. The dentist will use braces or other devices, such as headgear, to move the teeth into place over several months or years.
5. Finally Get that Beautiful Smile You’ve Always Wanted!
We all want to have a beautiful smile. But sometimes we are not able to achieve that perfect smile because of the following reasons:
– We have an overbite or an underbite
– We have crooked teeth
– We have gaps between our teeth
– We don’t like the color of our teeth.
It is important to note that there are a lot of treatments available for these problems, but they can be expensive and time consuming. This is where dental veneers come in! Dental veneers are thin shells made from a composite material that cover your front teeth and give them the perfect shape and color. They can be used to fix any problem with your teeth, so you can finally get that beautiful smile you’ve always wanted!
