Implant Supported Restorations

Overview
Superior to fixed bridgework or removable dentures, dental implants serve as a solid foundation to artificial teeth, as well as to prevent bone loss. They maintain the volume of the bone in the site where they are placed; provide natural functionality; restore the appearance of a smile and instill confidence in day-to-day life.
Composition of Dental Implants
Dental implants consist of a post and a crown. The post replaces the root of the tooth while the crown replaces the visible part of the tooth above the gum line.
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Posts
Accurate impressions are taken to properly map mouth topography. Since dentures must fit precisely in order to provide maximum stability, retention, and avoid discomfort or sore spots, this step is critical. Denture-base materials will be chosen and combined to increase comfort and reduce pressure, ensuring that even patients with severe bone loss are able to wear dentures without discomfort.
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Crowns
The crown attaches to the post and is molded to fit the space and natural shape of the missing tooth. A variety of crown types can be produced, including materials such as ceramic, resin, and porcelain.
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