Dental Implants
Permanent solution for tooth loss
Implants are used to replace teeth when they are badly damaged and have no hope of survival. When it comes to replacing teeth that are missing or damaged, you have several options. However, one option stands out above the rest is dental implants. Dental implants offer benefits that other tooth replacement options, like dentures or bridges, can’t provide.
Basal, Zygoma, Dental implants represent a standard procedure of permanently replacing missing teeth without affecting neighboring teeth. Replace Roots Provides low cost and best price full mouth implants.
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A revolutionary and completely new method for dental implantation, where there is no need for bone augmentation in even the worst cases. They differ from classical implants primarily through the execution of the prosthetic construction and post-operative regime, but also in terms of their placing and force distribution. Also, the implants are one single unit, and made of bio-compatible titanium alloy.
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At Replace Roots dedicated to restoring smiles with all kind of dental implants newly available parts in the most effective, advanced, and convenient way possible. With All-on-4 “teeth in a day,” we are able to restore the function and beauty of your smile with implant-supported technology, so you don’t have to deal with the inconveniences of dentures.
Dental Implants All Treatments
FDA Approved Dental Implants
All Dental Implants are Approved by "Food And Drug Administration Department Of Health And Human Services"
Fix Teeth In 3 Days
Treatment that enables replacement of a full arch of teeth in one go
Basal Implantology
New category with new broad indications and almost no limitations.
Sinus Lift & Bone Grafting
Adds bone to your upper jaw in the area of your molars and premolars.
Nerve Lateralization
Replaces missing bone in order to repair bone fractures that are extremely complex.
Ridge Augmentation
Procedure done to improve the shape and size of the alveolar ridge.
Total Oral Rehabilitation
Full Mouth Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Restoration
All on 4 Dental Implant
it can replace an entire mouth of teeth with just four dental implants and only one surgery.
What are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are the best replacement of your natural teeth in recent time. just like a replacement your new dental roots. there is no best match available for dental implants. They are artificial roots for teeth made of long lasting materials that are placed firmly into your jaw bone.
A dental implant or you may call tooth implant or teeth implants is an alternate for a natural tooth root. Implants are becoming more and more popular every year as they look and feel just like the real thing. Better still, most candidates are eligible for dental implants!
Innovation in Dental Implants
Some of the most innovative dental techniques of the past several years have occurred in the field of restorative dentistry, particularly with dental implants. A dental implant is composed of three parts: a tiny titanium post, a metal ball on top of the post, and a rubber O-ring. The titanium post is surgically inserted into the jawbone, where it serves as the “root” of the missing tooth.
In addition, implants can help preserve facial structure, preventing the bone deterioration which occurs when teeth are missing. Dental implants can be used for replacement of a single tooth, multiple teeth, or all teeth.
Permanent solution
Dental implants are a long-term investment in your overall health and will help to prevent the need for further advanced dental care. One of the greatest uses of dental implants is to help anchor traditional dentures. Over time, dentures can get loose due to the shrinkage of the jaws.
The initial cost of dental implants may be more expensive than other tooth replacement options such as dentures or dental bridges. When compared to dentures and dental bridges, dental implants are a permanent solution for missing teeth and often require no future maintenance costs. We offer a single tooth dental implant as well as dental implants for multiple missing teeth.
Quick info about Dental Implants
It is important to understand that dental implants are a significantly different treatment process than traditional crown and bridge, root canal therapy and fillings. The important difference stems from the fact that dental implants require both surgical and restorative expertise and often require extensive training beyond that of the traditional dental school programs.
Why Do People Prefer Dental Implants?
Dental implants are changing the way people live! With them, people are rediscovering the comfort and confidence to eat, speak, laugh, and enjoy life.
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Prevents Bone Loss
Whether it’s due to a lack of brushing, skipping regular visits to the dentist or a hereditary issue, you may have noticed that the bones of your jaw are not as strong as they once were. Dental implants are an effective treatment to replace missing teeth and prevent the loss of jawbone tissue.
In order for dental implant treatment to be successful, the jawbone must grow around the implant, in a process called osseointegration. Because the dental implant acts as a natural tooth root, the jawbone will once again receive stimulation and respond by regenerating itself, just as it does when the natural teeth are in place.
Permanent Solution
Dental implants provide an ideal solution to resolve missing teeth allowing the patient a permanent and beautiful restoration that looks and functions just like your natural teeth because they replace both the root and the body of the tooth. They are considered a major breakthrough in the field of restorative dentistry.
Implants are referred to as the permanent tooth replacement option owing to their outstanding durability. They can last a lifetime if they are maintained through oral hygiene measures and routine dental checkups.
Dental implants are durable and last longer than other dental restorations. Other options for missing teeth, such as dentures, will eventually need to be replaced or need maintenance. That cost can add up over a lifetime. When properly placed and cared for, dental implants can last a lifetime.
Increases comfort and alignment of bite
Dental implants look and feel like your own teeth and are designed to fuse to the bone permanently. Because of this, they look very natural and are almost impossible to detect. Their permanent structure also allows for improved speech, comfort, and eating.
Your teeth are essential for the beginning stages of digestion. Sufficiently chewing your food helps to break it down, making the nutrients more easily accessible for the body to absorb.
It enables you to eat and drink just like you will with your natural teeth. The strong anchor created by the implant will prevent slipping or shifting of your new teeth and won’t pose any problem to enjoy your food.
Maintains long-term facial shape
Dental implants can help patients facing a full mouth replacement maintain their natural face shape and smile because they function like natural teeth. The titanium screws that are inserted into a patient’s jaw bone to hold the teeth crowns in place aren’t only designed to keep the implants from falling out. They maintain jaw bone and preventing bone volume loss.
When you lose a tooth, the bone that once supported that tooth will begin to diminish over time. Without a replacement, the body has no need for this bone. When your jaw bone loses density, your face can begin to have a shrunken or aged appearance.
We have multiple solutions for doing so including dental implants. By and large, we recommend implants because this is the most permanent solution to tooth loss and one that can help to preserve your facial structure.
Increase confidence
When Your Teeth Look Good, You Feel Good
Dental implants also have positive emotional effects. Because implants replace both the root and crown of the tooth and are anchored to the jaw, they don’t slip or shift like dentures, giving you confidence while eating and speaking. When laughing or smiling, you will no longer feel the need to cover your mouth.
Dental implants can give you back your smile and help you feel better about yourself. many people are self-conscious when missing a tooth, but once it’s “fixed” their confidence and self-esteem rises From inspiring confidence to providing you with a sturdy, functional, and beautiful solution to your missing teeth
One of the most amazing benefits of dental implants is that patients can get back to smiling! Often we hear that patients have been avoiding photos, or smiling with their lips closed due to being self-conscious about their missing or damaged teeth. A complete smile can make you look younger and help to boost your self-esteem.
Improve Oral Health
Placing a dental implant and restoration fills out this space, reducing your risk of recurring gum disease. Plus, oral hygiene gets much simpler, and you can feel confident that your plaque is under control.
Dental implants improving long-term oral health. Individual implants also allow easier access between teeth, improving oral hygiene.
In the same way that empty spaces in the mouth foster gum disease, they also open up your remaining teeth to decay. After tooth loss, your first priority is preserving the remaining teeth. But leaving that missing tooth unattended is dangerous to your other pearly whites. Bacteria cling to the teeth surrounding the empty space left behind and form into a thin layer of plaque. This sticky substance gives rise to harmful acids that erode the teeth and kickstart decay.
Convenience
Perhaps best of all is that dental implants are unbelievably easy to maintain. There are no special solutions, no added cleaning instructions, no auxiliary difficulties. Instead, implants are brushed and floss just like natural teeth.
While traditional tooth replacement options like fixed bridges and removable partial and full dentures still offer adequate restoration for missing teeth, there are numerous advantages to dental implant supported prosthetics. Like the natural root structure of teeth, dental implants anchor replacement teeth into position.
Dental implants fitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and plans. There is no need to remove restorations for cleaning - you brush and floss your implant teeth just as you would normally.
Better Speech
Missing teeth can leave gaps that cause vocal impediments. Dentures can be bulky or loose, leading to discomfort, slurred speech, and embarrassment. Dental implants stay secure and do not take up additional space in the mouth, so you can speak naturally.
With other methods of tooth replacement, you have to contend with food restrictions, messy adhesives, changes in your speech, and so on but with implant supported crowns, all you have to worry about is living normally.
Whether you’re missing a single tooth or multiple teeth, it can impact your ability to speak and eat normally. Even if the missing tooth isn’t readily apparent to others, they may detect some subtle changes in your speech. On top of that, suddenly some of your favorite foods aren’t quite as edible as they once were.
Matches Your Natural Teeth
When patients come to us with missing teeth, they often want a solution that benefits their health as well as complements their appearance. With other methods of tooth replacement, you have to contend with food restrictions, messy adhesives, changes in your speech, and so on but with implant supported crowns, all you have to worry about is living normally. We determine the proper shade and shape of your dental implant crown so that it matches your natural teeth.
We create each dental implant to fit great and to look great, as well. Single dental implants are very natural looking and convenient. When you speak and smile, no one will notice you have a dental implant. No metal will be visible as it sometimes is with partial dentures.
Keep other Teeth from Shifting
Dental implants stops your other teeth from change position over time. Teeth shifting happens as the result of missing teeth, which the body will then compensate for by slowly moving the remaining teeth into their place. Dental implants help your teeth stay in their proper positions over your lifetime, so you won’t have the need for cosmetic work as the result of shifting!
When a tooth is lost, surrounding teeth can shift into the opening, distorting the shape of your smile and bite. Dental implants fill the gap and hold your surrounding teeth in their correct positions. Missing teeth, which age the smile tenfold, also cause your other teeth to shift, so it’s important to restore them. “If a tooth is extracted it must be replaced with an implant or bridge because nature abhors a vacuum and even healthy teeth will move to fill in the space.
Who is a Candidate for Dental Implants?
Anyone who can go through a routine oral surgery procedure can get dental implants. The main concerns are healthy gums and bone growth for the implants to adhere to. Success rates of dental implants vary, depending on where in the jaw the implants are placed but, in general, dental implants have a success rate of up to 98%. With proper care, implants can last a lifetime.
Heavy smokers and patients with certain medical conditions (including heart disease and diabetes) should be evaluated by their dentist before considering an implant procedure. But many patients with medical conditions are able to get implants with no adverse effects.
Severe loss of bone may make a person not a candidate for dental implants. This is usually due to not treating extensive tooth loss for a very long time. Although there are many grafting procedures to correct bone loss there are situations where it is impossible or too surgically risky to graft an area.
