Do you have missing teeth? If you do then dental implants could be an alternative for you. If you don’t replace missing teeth then over a period of time your gums and bone can resorb where the tooth is missing, this means that in the future if you decided you wanted to have an implant it may either be very difficult or you may need some form of bone grafting in order to rebuild the bone.
Your teeth are also in perfect harmony with one another, so if a tooth is removed then the tendency is for the adjacent teeth, and the opposing teeth to fall into the space where the old tooth was. Over time this can begin to affect your ability to chew and may also affect your bite. Bite problems can lead to difficulties eating and may also lead to headaches and other problems around the jaw.
This means that if you have teeth missing there is a biological and health reason to do everything you can to replace them, not to mention aesthetic reason.
In basic terms dental implants are a man made and manufactured alternative to the natural root of your tooth. Generally speaking implants are made from high specification dental and medical grade titanium. The amazing thing is that the human body does not recognise titanium as a foreign object, this means the dental implant will totally integrate with the natural surroundings of your jaw.
The dental implant is placed into the jaw where your natural root used to be, on top of this we create a natural looking replacement for the tooth.
The overall result is that no one would know you have ever had a tooth missing.
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The procedure for placing the dental implant is a minor surgical one which most patients have under a local anaesthetic. However if you are especially nervous of the dentist then we can provide oral sedation to help you relax during the entire procedure.
If you have a single tooth missing then we will only use a single dental implant. If you have two teeth missing then two dental implants will probably be used. However, if you have three, four or even five teeth missing then the chances are we will still only use two dental implants, and suspend the remaining teeth between these dental implants.
This keeps the cost of dental implants lower and means the whole process is slightly simpler.
Implants are an ideal solution for replacing Missing Teeth, Bridges or Dentures and are the next best thing to natural teeth. The tooth would be fixed to your jawbone allowing us to build a permanently secure and natural looking tooth.
As with many things in dentistry to give an exact cost of dental implants is particularly difficult. There are so many variables such as bone grafting, sedation, number of teeth missing and the location of teeth missing which will affect the overall price and cost of dental implants. To make the whole process simpler we have added a voucher to the right hand side of his website which entitles you to a massive 60% saving on our initial assessment consultation. This is an ideal opportunity to discuss implants with us further.
Dental implants have a very high success rate and typically last many years. One of the problems with replacing teeth with a dental bridge, for example, is that the natural teeth underneath the bridge could possibly require further treatment at a later stage. With dental implants, because we don’t have to involve the adjacent teeth, this keeps them healthy and so the dental implant stands a higher chance of surviving for longer period of time.
Overall this means that the problems with dental implants are very few and far between.
One of the biggest causes of problems with dental implants is if the patient smokes, this is a particular contraindication to having implants as it impedes the ability for your gum to heal in the event of any problem.
The Dental Centre london is proud to welcome the people from the local Euston and WC1 areas and invite you to join us for an initial consultation with a 60% discount, simply complete the form to the right hand side of this page now.
2 months ago
Are you in need of an emergency dentist visit?
In the time of COVID 19, many people hesitate before going to the dentist. Most worry about the risk of catching the coronavirus while around many other patients. Some even fear having to take their masks off when they sit in the dentist’s chair.
Yet, if you’re experiencing an emergency dental situation, such as tooth pain, you might wonder whether or not you can get treated without risking your life.
Fortunately, we now know much more about the virus than we did at the start of the pandemic, and dental practices have taken measures to mitigate the risk. This makes them much safer to visit.
Keep reading to learn more about staying safe in the dentist’s office during COVID 19.👇
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We all know that it’s important to look after our teeth. 😁
But despite the importance of regular dental visits, many people don’t make time to visit the dentist as often as they should.
When you’ve just started at university 🧑🎓and perhaps left your hometown for the first time, finding a dentist is probably the last thing on your mind. You’re busy with freshers events 🍷🍻, making new friends and getting your head around the syllabus, so you probably won’t be thinking about your teeth!
But you need to take care of your dental health throughout your time as a student. That’s why finding a good NHS dentist for students is so important. But do you have to pay for dental services? This is likely to be a big concern for you at this time in your life.
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