The Secret Cost of Losing Teeth

People still don't think that losing teeth is a big enough threat to their oral health in the long run. When a tooth is missing, it causes a chain reaction of biological and structural changes that go beyond how it looks. When a tooth root doesn't give the jawbone the mechanical stimulation it needs, it starts to break down. When teeth are next to each other, the forces of biting change, and over time, the shape of the face may change a little. Removable dentures and dental bridges are only temporary fixes; they don't really fix the problem on a structural level.
Implant dentistry has changed what can be done in restorative care today. Dental implants not only fill in a gap, but they also rebuild the structure that was there before. This method changes your life by bringing back both function and form with a level of accuracy that no other treatment can match.














