Let’s face it, you want the dental implants so you can have a beautiful smile. Do not be ashamed, as many of our patients had the same procedure for the same reason. After all, dental implants are both cosmetically and medically sound. It does its job as a tooth replacement, while preventing oral disorders, such as alveolar osteitis, teeth misalignment and more.

Yet, your dentist could advise to prioritise infusing the titanium implant before attaching the actual tooth replacement. Bear with us here, because dentists want to get such a procedure perfect. You will get your tooth, that is a guarantee, but it could be longer than you think.

How Long?

It depends on how long your teeth take to its new titanium implant. Some people take a few weeks before the bone infuses with the metal, some take months. Your dental health could also influence the longevity. A poor oral wellbeing will likely take longer to integrate the titanium, so if you are getting implants, make sure you have healthy bones.

Nonetheless, whatever the dentists prescribe, they can provide assistance through guided bone regeneration and bone grafting. If you really want your teeth as soon as possible, get this one. It may cost a little extra, but it is one of the most effective ways of ensuring a fully normal jawbone.

Ups and Down of Waiting

Obviously, you have to make do with an incomplete set of teeth. It even becomes annoying when you have to wait for a tooth replacement that is right there in the front. You want to get what you paid for, and you will, but when advised to wait, you have to wait. It is for your own good anyway, as the dentist want to get it right.

The upsides are several, up to and including ensuring that you do not have to return to the dentist. Unless you chew on metal or do something constantly that endangers the implant, it is safe in there.

If you have always dreamed about a pretty smile, give us a chance to do it for you. At the office of David Madruga, we ensure excellence on the treatments we provide.

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The repercussions of missing teeth can go beyond your personal appearance. You may not feel comfortable when speaking or eating, and you might even be conscious when smiling or laughing in public. The spaces in your mouth where teeth are missing are not just embarrassing, but they also hinder you from enjoying a healthy diet.

The consequences of missing teeth worsen, however, if you have lost all of them. The problem extends beyond having a toothless jaw; facial collapse is likely to happen, as the entire jaw shrinks and thins. The loss of bone will also lead to exposure of vital structures such as nerves.

Fortunately, dentures and dental implants can help. Both can replace all your missing teeth and help you eat comfortably and smile and speak with confidence again. These teeth replacement options, however, differ in comfort and reliability.

The Problem with Dentures

While dentures can replace all lost teeth, they need to be removed and cleaned to avoid infections or diseases. There is always the risk of dentures slipping or falling out, and eventually cracking and breaking. Ill-fitting dentures can be uncomfortable; they may also cause chewing and speaking difficulties.

Like the Real Thing

Dental implants can solve these issues, as they look and function like natural teeth. They are also more comfortable and stable than dentures, helping you retain a natural biting and chewing capacity. As the implants will replace some of the tooth roots, they can preserve your bone better. This is not possible with conventional dentures because the bone that surrounds the tooth root will begin to deteriorate.

The Edge of Implants

The best thing about implants is that they integrate with your jawbone, which helps keep the bone intact and healthy. They are also more appealing and easier to clean and maintain. The loss of bone associated with conventional dentures, however, may lead to recession of jawbones. The dentures will also make it difficult for you to eat certain foods.

If you want a replacement solution that looks and feels like a natural part of your mouth, consider dental implants. With an artificial tooth root, you don’t need to remove to clean it or worry that it might slip when you talk or laugh. The jawbone fuses with the implant to offer a secure and stable platform for the tooth. Browse through our website today and find out how we can help you smile and speak with confidence again.