Teeth sometimes prematurely come out for a wide variety of reasons, including infection, disease, and trauma. When this happens, it affects more than just the way
you look; it can also create dangerous cavitations and negatively impact the alignment of our remaining teeth and the performance of our chewing system as a whole. The safest and most effective way to recover the cosmetics and functionality of your mouth is through a high quality dental implant.
A well-made dental implant feels almost exactly like the tooth it is replacing, offering a completely natural look and performance that is on par with the original tooth. It requires the same hygiene and maintenance as any other tooth in your mouth, and there are bone health benefits that can’t be achieved with bridges or dentures. At BioDentist, we use only the finest materials proven fully biocompatible to ensure longevity of the implant and safety for the patient. Don’t bridge the gap or struggle with dentures, replace that tooth and start living life to the fullest.
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