Dental Implants
Missing teeth is one of the biggest dental concerns. Not only does it affect your aesthetic appearance, but it impacts the functionality of your teeth. Earlier, only dentures and bridges were looked upon to restore missing teeth.
Flippers And Removable Partial Dentures
A flipper tooth is a removable, temporary tooth replacement for patients who have lost a tooth due to disease or injury while they wait for their permanent implant.
Full and Partial Dentures
There are two types of full dentures. Conventional full dentures are when all of the teeth are removed and the tissue is given time to heal.
Hybrid Prosthesis
Hybrid dentures, or fixed-detachable prostheses, are dentures that attach to four or more implants in the jaw. They do not rub against the gums like removable dentures can, and they work much more like natural teeth, opening up a wider range of food possibilities to the patient.
Implant Restoration
It doesn’t happen very often, but just like real teeth, dental implants can become damaged even when we’re taking great care of them. It could be the result of the implant not bonding sufficiently to the jaw bone, or the jaw bone itself could be the problem.
Implant-Retained Dentures
Unlike traditional dentures, which rely on suction and soft tissue support to stay in place and are removable, implant-retained dentures combine the advantages of dentures with those of dental implants.
Implant-Retained Partials
Unlike traditional removable partial dentures, which fit over the gums and clasp onto neighboring natural teeth to stay in place, implant-retained partials combine the advantages of dentures with those of individual implants.
