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How a Single Tooth Implant Works?

A single tooth implant Fayetteville Ar is made up of a titanium screw, shaped like a tooth root, which is surgically placed into the jaw bone. It then takes between 2-6 months for the screw to fully fuse with the bone. During this time, we provide a temporary crown to protect the implant.u00a0https://www.matthewsjohnsondentistry.com/services

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How a Single Tooth Implant Works?

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  1. When a single tooth implant Fayetteville Ar is lost, it can impact the function of neighbouring teeth and cause further issues if left untreated. The most natural-looking and functional of all tooth replacement options, a single tooth implant replicates both the crown and root of the missing tooth for a completely seamless restoration. A single tooth implant Fayetteville Ar is made up of a titanium screw, shaped like a tooth root, which is surgically placed into the jaw bone. It then takes between 2-6 months for the screw to fully fuse with the bone. During this time, we provide a temporary crown to protect the implant. Once the implant has healed, we connect a custom-designed dental crown to the titanium post using an abutment, creating a natural looking and feeling tooth that will restore both form and function. Tooth implants are designed to last a lifetime when properly cared for. However, there are certain things that could cause an implant to fail, such as gum disease or smoking. To reduce the risk of these complications, it’s important to follow all oral health recommendations, including daily brushing and flossing, twice yearly dental exams and cleanings, and avoiding chewing on hard items such as ice or pencils. When undergoing an implant procedure, it’s best to work with a dentist credentialed by the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) for the most successful results. In addition, patients should look for a dentist with extensive experience performing dental implant procedures.

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