Dental implants are used to solve a number of dental issues. Most commonly, they are used to fill gaps due to missing teeth (because the adjacent teeth will try to move into the gap – causing eating issues, or crooked teeth). Also if a tooth has to come out due to a fracture or accident, a dental implant can be planned to replace it.
The relationship of teeth, gums, nerves and bone are a complex mix, and its all these elements that decide if a dental implant is right for you. Your teeth are surrounded by what is known as alveolar bone, as you chew, move your jaw, and so on, the roots of your teeth naturally stimulate this bone. The root of a missing tooth is no longer there to stimulate the alveolar bone and the bone will begin to degenerate as a result. Dental implants correct this by imitating the root of a normal tooth. They become part of the jawbone through a process known as osseointegration, which stimulates bone formation.
Digital dental implants use advanced 3D imaging and computer guidance for precise placement. This minimally invasive technique causes less pain, swelling, and bleeding compared to traditional implants. Patients benefit from faster healing, shorter surgery times, and greater comfort while achieving natural-looking, durable teeth replacements. Digital implants make the implant experience easier and more efficient for a confident smile.

Dental implants are titanium screwed anchors that serve as artificial substitutes for lost teeth’s natural roots. They are primarily made of biocompatible materials, such as titanium, and are implanted into the jawbone.
Dental implants provide a strong foundation for artificial tooth replacements such as single dental implant crowns, implant bridges, and implant dentures.
We will attach the replacement tooth/teeth on the implant once it is securely integrated into the jawbone. In most cases, the implant process may take between 3 and 6 months. Health fund members with dental extras may be able to spread their claim over 2 benefit years
Dental implants are a highly durable, strong, and long-lasting tooth replacement option.
Dental implants, in comparison to other options such as dentures, are a low-maintenance solution that requires minor periodic adjustments. Dental implants are more pleasant and convenient since they operate similarly to real teeth. They also help you regain full bite strength.
Dental implants help to avoid bone loss, gum recession, and speech issues that can occur when teeth are lost. It also aids in the preservation of the jaw and the remaining natural teeth in the mouth.
Because the implants are anchored in the jaw, you won’t have to worry about the stress (and embarrassment) of having a removable solution like a denture.

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