Complete Your Smile with All On Four Implants

1. Complete Your Smile with All On Four Implants

2. Synopsis • All On Four Dental Implants - The Best Form Of Oral Rehabilitation • An Overview Of All On Four Implants As A Form Of Oral Rehabilitation • Enhance Your Oral Health With Full Mouth Restoration • An Overview Of Dental Bridges • Dental Bridges – Long Lasting Solution To Unsightly Tooth Gaps

3. All On Four Dental Implants - The Best Form Of Oral Rehabilitation • Fighting The Scourge Of Periodontal Disease With All On Four Dental Implants • One of the reasons most people don't take this disease seriously is because they ignore the early symptoms. Since some of the symptoms can be as little as a mild inflammation in the gum area, people hardly take it seriously especially when it doesn't come with any pain. If left unattended, it can lead to tooth decay, gum decay and eventually tooth loss. • Periodontal disease results in the loss of bone tissue due to severe bacterial infections. As a result of this, the jaws won't be able to support traditional methods of dental implants and this is where the All on Four implants comes in. People who are not able to get teeth implants before can now benefit because of this ingenious innovation. This unique dental technique has given hope to people who have been dealt a huge blow by periodontal disease and has helped the medical field in turn.

4. An Overview Of All On Four Implants As A Form Of Oral Rehabilitation • Benefits Of All On Four Dental Implants • It is very fast. You can get your new permanent set of teeth in a day. • It serves as a permanent solution to tooth loss rather than a temporary alternative. • ‎It doesn't involve an intense or exhilarating surgery. • It can last for a long time.

5. An Overview Of All On Four Implants As A Form Of Oral Rehabilitation • Risks Involved In The Procedure • Like all medical procedures with side effects, this procedure also has its own disadvantages. The main disadvantage is the excessive loss of bone. Since there are only four or six implants shielding many teeth, the loss of an implant can be a cause for concern. Notwithstanding, with proper care and hygiene, the problem can be well taken care of. • The All-on-four dental implants require minimal surgery. The dental surgeon carefully places the titanium implants into the bone. The implants are placed in a distinct way in order to allow the bone grow around it thereby securing them tightly and permanently in place. Once the implants are in, we attach the abutments are attached to the implants. Thereafter, the transitional replacement teeth are then secured and adjusted favorably for use.

6. Enhance Your Oral Health With Full Mouth Restoration • A full mouth restoration is guaranteed of improving your facial beauty by restoring or rebuilding the defective teeth. Apart from the benefits, this procedure provides by replacing a broken teeth and closing the unsightly gaps there are other advantages. A full mouth restoration also helps to correct irregular and improper bite positions and restores the supporting bone structure to its original state. • In full mouth restoration, the dentist has to put into consideration the condition of the teeth, gum tissues, bones, and even the jaw muscles. All these important parts have to be put into serious consideration as they play a major part in the success of the operation. It also helps the dental specialist to know the requirements for a particular ailment. For example, if your jaw is not aligned correctly, a root planning and scaling will be prescribed for you. The use of dental implants or bridges can only be ascertained by proper examination.

7. An Overview Of Dental Bridges • Types Of Fixed Dental Bridges • Traditional Bridges - Arguably the most common type of dental bridges, traditional bridges are made up of a ceramic or porcelain material that is joined to a metal. The dental surgeon normally uses two abutments to receive the artificial teeth or tooth. • Cantilever Bridges - These types are used for areas that do not require much work. An example is the frontal teeth. Although they look more like traditional bridges, they are attached to one side of the mouth. • Resin Bonded Bridges – This type of bridges are not as strong as the common traditional bridges. They are mainly used to replace the loss of teeth which occurs at the front of the mouth. In this method, the artificial teeth are first bonded with metal which is later fastened to the abutment teeth with the aid of a resin cement.

8. An Overview Of Dental Bridges • Advantages Of Fixed Dental Bridges • Dental bridges help to replace a bad, broken or missing teeth. • Improves self-confidence and consciousness. • They are built in such a way to make it strong enough to prevent other teeth from moving out of their position. • They make it easy to chew and munch meals. • They help improve speech which may have been hampered due to teeth loss. • They give you a better looking and natural facial shape.

9. Dental Bridges – Long Lasting Solution To Unsightly Tooth Gaps • A missing tooth can be replaced through dental bridges. Unlike dental implants, which is also another form of tooth replacement, dental bridges are less expensive and more convenient. If you lose a tooth, you may feel reluctant to replace it. This normally occurs when the lost tooth is not visible when you smile. This should not be the case. In fact, if a lost tooth is not replaced, it can affect other teeth in the long run and you'll be left with a limited number of your chewing machine. • Dental bridges are by far the best solution for replacing missing teeth because it is non removable. Even if this form of teeth replacement may seem expensive to a removable one, you can be guaranteed that it will be worth it at the end. Make use of dental bridges today to correct that unsavory tooth gap that has affected your smile. Just as the saying goes - a smile a day keeps the doctor away.

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