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Dental Implant Treatment

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Advantages of dental implants compared to alternative treatments for missing teeth:

• Artificial teeth on implants look and feel like natural teeth.
• The treatment does not damage adjacent teeth, while traditional bridges require grinding down healthy supporting teeth, which shortens their lifespan.
• Better functionality compared to partial or full removable dentures when multiple or all teeth are missing in one jaw.
• Help preserve the volume and shape of the bone in the area of the extracted teeth – preventing facial deformation while maintaining normal speech and diction.
• Prevent shifting and overeruption of neighboring teeth and protect the bite from deformation.
• Do not require major changes in oral hygiene care.

Replacement of a Single Missing Tooth

Implant treatment is the closest alternative to a natural tooth – a root (implant) with a crown (artificial tooth) placed on top.

Implant-Supported Bridge for Several Missing Adjacent Teeth

If several teeth are missing, depending on the dentist’s assessment and the patient’s possibilities, several implants may be placed to support artificial teeth connected in a bridge, or only two implants may be used as supports for a bridge.

Fixed (Non-Removable) Prosthesis for a Completely Toothless Jaw

A construction that imitates the dentition of an entire jaw. Most commonly, it consists of a metal framework on which artificial teeth are arranged. It is fixed onto the implants using screws or special cement.

Removable Prosthesis for a Completely Toothless Jaw

Attachments with spherical heads are placed on the implants, while special metal cylinders with silicone inserts are fixed into the denture. The spherical heads fit into the openings of these inserts. This construction is called removable because the denture can be removed manually with slight effort and then reattached simply by pressing it back into place.