Introduction to Dental Implants

Introduction to Dental Implants

Introduction to Dental Implants

Introduction to Dental Implants

Introduction to Dental Implants

Are you aware that dental implants are typically the best treatment option for replacing missing teeth?

Rather than resting on the gum line like removable dentures, or using near by teeth as anchors for fixed bridges, tooth implants are long-term replacements that your doctor places in your jaw bone.

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Missing Teeth? Got Dental Implants?

Did you know that 69% of adults ages 35 to 44 have lost a minimum of 1 permanent tooth due to periodontal disease (gum disease) or an accident? Furthermore, by age 74, 26% of adults have zero permanent teeth remaining!

Technology has evolved to the point where these patients have alternative treatments outside of dentures or fixed bridges. Dentures and fixed bridges tend to have problems associated with them as time goes on. Dentures can become loose and make embarrassing clicking sounds when people talk or eat. They can also lead to bone loss. Fixed bridges can affect the adjacent teeth that are healthy. Not to say that a denture or a fixed bridge is not a good option. They are both very good and appropriate options. However, the research and science has clearly shown dental implants to be a much better long-term treatment for the patient.

Teeth implants are long-term replacements that your doctor surgically places in the jawbone. These dental implants are composed of titanium metal that “fuses” with the jawbone through a process called “osseointegration,” these tooth implants never slip or make embarrassing noises that show the world that you have “false teeth,” and because they are made of titanium you do not have to worry about decay like you see with fixed bridges. Also, given the fact that the titanium is surgically inserted into your jawbone you will typically not have an issue with bone loss.

Dental implants have been around for a while now. Doctors have been placing them for over 20 years and the best part is that most of the tooth implants that were placed in the late 80’s and early 90’s are still operating at peak performance. If properly cared for, dental implants can last a lifetime.

Our dental implant patients come to us from all over New York City, including Bensonhurst, Canarsie, Mill Basin, Marine Park, Bay Ridge and neighboring communities in Brooklyn, NY.

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