Dental implants

Dental Implant Options

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IMPLANTS FOR A SINGLE TOOTH

Single-tooth implants are made up of two basic pieces and are the most often utilized dental implant. The dental implant, often known as a post, is a titanium rod that resembles a screw. The restoration that is commonly given to a single implant is a dental crown.

The post of a single dental implant is firmly cemented into your gums and jaw. A dental crown is developed while the gum heals, and it is finally linked to the post by a "abutment." This dental crown restores your natural tooth's shape, function, and appearance. Single-tooth implants, unlike partial dentures, are incredibly durable and never move or shift.

IMPLANTS WITH THE ENTIRE ARCH

Full-arch implants may be the best option for you if you are missing all or most of your natural teeth and want a secure, long-lasting alternative to standard dentures. You can enjoy the look and function of a new smile that will last a lifetime by having a series of 4-6 dental implants placed in each arch of your mouth.

These dental implants operate as artificial roots, allowing a set of removable implant-supported overdentures or fixed dental bridges to adhere to the gumline permanently and restore your smile. Unlike dentures, full-arch implants appear and feel far more natural, and they will never shift or move when you eat or speak.

IMPLANTS IN MINIATURE SIZE

Mini implants, like conventional dental implants, are about half the size of a traditional implant. Mini implants can be used to replace a single tooth or a group of teeth, but they're most typically utilized to support a set of dentures in the lower jaw.

The placement technique is less intrusive than standard implants due to their small size. Furthermore, even if your jaw has been weakened by bone resorption as a result of tooth loss, micro implants can typically still be used.