Digestion begins in the mouth, so healthy teeth are essential. Missing teeth can make chewing difficult and affect digestion, and delaying treatment can lead to more severe issues as other teeth may shift over time.
There are three main options for replacing missing teeth: dental implants, bridges, and dentures. Over the years, tooth replacement options have evolved significantly. Dental implants are now the optimal solution for restoring proper chewing and an aesthetic smile. Our experts assess each case and provide a personalized plan.
Dental implants help with proper chewing and a natural-looking smile, and porcelain crowns are ideal for durability and appearance. A combination of implants, crowns, and bridges can be adapted to individual needs. Although it’s not possible to grow new teeth, implants closely mimic real ones.
Our experts use your bone to support newly implanted teeth, giving you the satisfaction of a complete smile. Porcelain is remarkably attractive, giving the impression that implants are your own teeth. Porcelain implants are durable enough to anchor dentures.
Dental bridges are fixed restorations used to replace missing teeth. They anchor to adjacent teeth or dental implants, restoring functionality and aesthetics. The downside is that they require the reshaping/removal of healthy tissue from adjacent teeth to support the bridge, which can compromise their health in the long run. The advantage is that bridges don’t require surgery and are more affordable than implant-based solutions.
The more teeth that are missing, the harder they are to replace.
Full or partial dentures are an effective and affordable method for replacing missing teeth and improving chewing. Full dentures are used when all teeth are missing, while partial dentures fill in gaps.
These dentures have a natural appearance, with a thin layer of pink artificial gum covering the gums. Acrylic or porcelain teeth look like natural teeth. While dentures have been used for a long time, modern technology offers more comfortable options. In addition to traditional adhesives, dental implants allow for securing dentures, providing greater stability and a pleasing
appearance. If you’ve had issues with dentures in the past, we are here to help you find a more comfortable solution.
