Multiple Teeth Implant
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• | The quality of your smile decreases, which can impact your confidence. |
• | Biting and chewing become more challenging. The inability to chew properly can affect your digestion, which can eventually lead to malnutrition. |
• | You may develop a lisp or other complications speaking. |
• | Biting and chewing forces are uneven, leaving some teeth susceptible to greater pressure than normal. This can lead to tooth damage. |
• | Your risk for cavities and gum disease increases. |
• | Your jawbone begins to lose bone mass due to a lack of stimulation. This can cause your adjacent teeth to shift out of alignment, altering your bite and leading to issues such as bruxism and TMJ disorder. |
• | Posts. The posts, which are typically made from a titanium alloy, are the pieces that are surgically implanted into your jawbone. Your bone fuses to the posts in a process called osseointegration. This process turns the posts into strong, secure roots that support your replacement teeth. The number of posts used for a multiple tooth implant depends upon the number of teeth being replaced and the condition of your jawbone. The All-On-4 treatment concept, for example, can replace an entire arch of upper or lower teeth on just four posts. |
• | Abutments. The abutments, also called the connectors, provide stability for your dental restorations. They sit between your replacement teeth and the posts. |
• | Crowns. The crowns are your replacement teeth. They are made from ceramic and look exactly like real teeth. After your implants have been placed, there is no telling the difference between your real teeth and your restorations. |
• | It looks, feels, and functions exactly like your real teeth. |
• | You can bite and normally chew, which helps to improve digestion. |
• | Your oral health is improved. |
• | The posts restore stimulation to your jawbone, which puts a stop to bone loss. The posts help to preserve the strength of your jaw, preventing bone loss and keeping your healthy teeth in proper alignment. |
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