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Dental Implants Explained

Unlike traditional tooth-supported bridges, which require reducing healthy adjacent teeth to support the replacement teeth, dental implants in Houston go directly into your jawbone where the root of your missing tooth was. https://www.texasperiodontal.com/services/dental-implants/17727

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Dental Implants Explained

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  1. Dental implants are an incredibly versatile treatment option for patients who are missing one, several or all of their teeth. These restorations look, feel and function like natural teeth - even when you're eating, speaking or laughing. Unlike traditional tooth-supported bridges, which require reducing healthy adjacent teeth to support the replacement teeth, dental implants in Houston go directly into your

  2. jawbone where the root of your missing tooth was. This preserves the shape of your face, prevents a deteriorating jawbone and minimizes the risk of compromising healthy teeth. Implants are anchored into the bone by a metal post that is surgically inserted into the socket of your missing tooth, which is referred to as an "implant root." The post is then allowed to fuse with your jawbone, called osseointegration. The healing process can take from six to 12 weeks. Once it's healed, the dental implant metal post - which holds the replacement tooth - is permanently fixed in place. No other tooth restoration can offer you the same level of comfort and functionality as dental implants. They also promote better oral health. As a result, dental implants Houston are often recommended for patients who have lost one or more teeth due to tooth decay, an accident, aging or other reasons. Your dentist can help you determine if dental implants are right for you. To do so, we'll perform a thorough examination of your mouth, including x-rays and 3D images. After this, we'll provide you with a treatment plan that's tailored to your needs and goals.

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