Multiple Tooth Implants – Northwest Dallas, TX
Get Rid of Gaps for a Healthier Smile
Most tooth replacement options can restore some chewing power, but because they replace only the visible portion of missing teeth, they do not deliver optimum functionality. Dental implants, on the other hand, replace teeth from the roots up, which means they feel and function just like natural teeth. On this page, we’ll spend a bit of time comparing all of your options for rebuilding your lost teeth and bringing back your whole smile.
Why Choose Coco Dental for Multi-Teeth Replacement?
- Start to finish dental implant services
- Beautiful and highly functional custom-made restorations
- Advanced technology leads to precise treatment
Non-Implant Tooth Replacement Options
If you do not receive dental implants, one of the following types of prosthetics may be able to replace your lost teeth:
Crown and Bridge
A fixed bridge, sometimes called a crown and bridge, has crowns, which fit over the teeth adjacent to the empty space. The crowns support 1 – 3 artificial teeth between them that “bridge” the gap.
Partial Denture
A partial denture is a removable prosthesis that replaces multiple teeth at various places throughout a dental arch. Small attachments help it to remain sturdy in the mouth during eating and speaking.
Full Denture
A traditional full denture is a removable restoration that replaces an entire arch of missing teeth.
Dental Implant Process
If you choose implant-supported tooth replacement, you’ll undergo a minimally invasive surgery, wherein Dr. Patel will insert dental implants at strategic locations throughout your jawbone. Then, over a period of a few months, the bone will bond with the implants in a process known as osseointegration. The implants will thus be able to act as substitute tooth roots. After osseointegration, Dr. Patel will design a crown, bridge, or denture to go on top of your dental implants.
Benefits of Implant-Retained Dental Prosthetics
Choosing multiple teeth implants to rebuild your smile comes with some significant advantages:
- Because a dental implant bonds with the bone around it, it helps the jaw to stay full and thick.
- Dental implants can last for decades, whereas other tooth replacement options might last for just 5 – 10 years.
- Dental implants look, feel, and function almost exactly like natural teeth.
- Caring for dental implants is neither time-consuming nor complex.
- Dental implants help to protect the remaining natural teeth from dental drift and other complication of an incomplete dental arch.
Are you ready to fill in the empty spaces in your smile? Contact our team today to schedule a restorative consultation with Dr. Patel.