Painless Dental Implants in Adajan, Surat
If missing teeth cause you to miss out on the fun things in life – like eating your favourite foods or even smiling for family photographs – the doctor and the team at Nxtdent can help you start enjoying your life again! We provide fixed solutions for missing tooth replacement with dental implant treatment in surat. Be it a single tooth, multiple missing teeth, or fully edentulous jaws, you can opt for dental implant-supported restorations, a permanent way to replace missing teeth.
Maybe you've heard a lot about dental implants. It's been said that they're modern dentistry's best option for replacing missing teeth as they offer the highest success rate of any tooth-replacement procedure and they can last you for as long as your natural teeth when properly cared for. In the long run, they turn out to be cost-effective and the most viable option of all.
Consequences of not replacing a missing posterior tooth
The main reasons people want to replace missing teeth are for cosmetic purposes and to enable them to chew their food easily. However, there are far more nasty consequences that can arise from not replacing missing teeth.
- Missing tooth leads to jaw bone loss within 3-6 months of time
- Without teeth being in place, a person’s facial features may start to look distorted, with sunken cheeks and skin wrinkling around the mouth. Ultimately it gives an aged appearance and also diminishes chewing ability.
- Drifting teeth into unoccupied spaces changes the contacts among them leading to malalignment and increased decay.
- When people can’t chew their food properly without pain, many simply eat less or choose to eat only soft food which doesn’t provide them with all the nutrients they require. Consequently, this takes a toll on the health of their whole body.
- Not only does this cause gum and facial pain, but with time the situation causes stress at the jaw joint (TemporoMandibular Joint) leading to chronic headaches, unexplained pain in neck and back region and sometimes tingling in the hands.
Dental Bridge Vs Dental Implant Supported Restoration - Which one is best?
The Dental implant is an ideal treatment option to replace a missing tooth for most healthy people and certainly, it’s a better option than a dental bridge as no adjoining teeth are involved in the treatment.
Unlike bridges, dental implants are considered conservative as they don’t require trimming of the adjacent virgin teeth (also known as Abutments) for the support. Thus we could also avoid an Intentional Root Canal Treatment in adjacent teeth which otherwise is needed to stop sensitivity in the future. Also as a consequence of the tooth loss, the bone and gums shrink below the dental bridges leading to food lodgement which further causes decay and fracture of the supporting adjacent teeth. It doesn't even overload the adjacent teeth and helps to keep the surroundings pristine.
Overall if we calculate the suffering involved, loss of another tooth, the amount of time invested for the appointments, and the redo cost of all this again, in the long term, a dental implant turns out to be the economic and best option over bridges.However, implants are avoided in patients with poor oral hygiene status, smokers, and patients with uncontrolled diabetes.