At Great Neck Dental Arts, we're dedicated to providing you with a smile that not only looks good but feels great too. With dental implants, you can enjoy all your favorite foods and speak and smile with renewed confidence and ease. Discover the power of dental implants in this comprehensive guide.
Dental implants represent the most advanced system for tooth replacement available today. While traditional fixed bridges and dentures are still effective ways to replace missing teeth, dental implants come the closest to mimicking the look, feel, and function of natural teeth.
When one tooth is missing, a dental implant crowned with a natural-looking replacement can replicate the look and feel of a real tooth. Unlike traditional bridges, which require adjacent teeth to be prepared and crowned as well, a single-tooth implant acts independently, providing you with an excellent solution for restoring your smile.
Unlike traditional fixed bridges that require the preparation and crowning of any adjacent natural teeth, an implant-supported bridge uses a select number of strategically placed dental implants to support all the necessary crowns and replacement teeth. This approach preserves the integrity of your remaining natural teeth while providing ongoing stimulation to prevent bone loss and maintain facial contours.
For patients missing an entire set of teeth, a complete smile can be achieved with the placement of four or six strategically placed dental implants. These small surgical posts provide a stable foundation for a permanent and non-removable set of replacement teeth that look, feel, and function just like natural ones.
An implant-retained denture attaches to a select number of strategically placed implants in the upper or lower jaw. These small surgical posts provide a secure anchor for the overlying denture, offering greater stability and retention than traditional dentures.
If you're struggling with tooth loss and looking for innovative solutions to restore your smile, contact our office today. We're happy to evaluate your oral health and provide the information you need to make an informed decision on your best options in care.