When you lose a tooth you often lose a lot more...

Conventional treatment versus dental implants

Conventional treatment

Possible problems related to partial/full dentures or crowns/bridges:

• Not aesthetic
• Visible ageing of your face is accelerated
• You may experience pain, sore spots and 'denture breath'
• Uncomfortable, can pinch your guns, may move or fall out
• Speech problems
• You may be unable to eat certain foods
• Risk of accelerated bone loss
• Risk of mis-fitting
• Must be realigned as bone melts away - often   requires adhesive
• Damaging adjacent healthy teeth
• Must be replaced after some time
• Not permanent

Dental implants

• Look, feel and function like natural teeth
• Mean lifelong tooth replacement for many people
• Replace your tooth roots
• Preserve the bone
• Do not damage adjacent teeth
• Are stable as the crown is firmly attached to the implant
• Restore your chewing capacity
• Restore your ability to taste food

Implants - let you have back what you have lost
Your teeth restored in five stages
Conventional treatment versus dental implants
Missing a single tooth?
Missing back teeth?
Missing front teeth?
Problems with lower denture?
Problems with upper denture?

 

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