Dental Implants

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Advantages Of Our Dental Implants

  • Dental implants provide stable support which restores your full chewing power as natural teeth.
  • It functions just like your normal original teeth. After surgery, one cannot distinguish between the natural teeth and the implant location.
  • It accommodates some bone loss, but through a matching abutment to the gums. By preserving your jawbone, the natural teeth are properly maintained and too much erosion is avoided.
  • Implant-supported teeth are close enough to prevent food/debris blockage but do not risk tooth position.
  • Implant supports often accommodate mini-dentures, if it fits firmly, and cap off infection to match chewing/pressure within the mouth. But implants do not run the risk of shifting or unnecessarily tapping jaws as ancient dentures.

The Dental Implantation Procedure

  • Here is a step-by-step process for a dental implant: You can have an idea about the exact same steps you decide to go for an implantation procedure.
  • Extraction if required: If a tooth is badly damaged or has a decaying root, it may be extracted so the mouth can properly heal or be recreated later. This is done keeping in mind that bone loss must be less until surrounding bone closes, if it isn’t.
  • Bone Grafting or Build Up: The site is checked for sufficient bone. If the bone is not firm enough for an implant anchor, the dentist material is placed or the walls of this hollow are grafted and the bone powder forms a natural surface for the jaw. This slows down the months, acting as a surcharge. The socket is then refilled with some grafting material, and the site will support a post.
  • The Implant Post: The post is also drilled into the jawbone surgically once materials are patched there. Implants are two-piece implants: an anchor shaft and the other the empty seat. They actually fuse into the jawbone so the new artificial roots are strong and stable.
  • Abutment Placement: About 2 to 3 months after implant placement (once bone has healed and the artificial tooth is supported), the titanium post (implant abutment) is put into place. The abutment sits just past the gum line and securely fits the purpose of your natural tooth root.
  • Final Artificial Crown: Once healing is done, impressions are taken and the artificial tooth (dental crown or custom denture/bridge, if several teeth are being replaced at once) will be finally placed. Abutment just past the gum line and securely attaches to the custom tooth. One may opt for a fixed or removable tooth. If you choose to have your tooth screw-retained while chewing or taking keys you might opt for the removable options. However, for a quiet, calm, and fixed dental solution, a custom crown is usually the choice.

Get in touch with us today at 832-464-3229 and find out whether you are the right candidate for implantation at Katy, TX.

Your Tooth Loss Is No Longer A Permanent Issue!

From the very procedure of dental implants, it is evident that the process is comprehensive, time-consuming but largely effective in solving your missing tooth issue.

It’s primary virtues are:

  • Its success rate is nearly 98%.
  • It is a permanent solution as it does not run the risk of falling off.
  • It gives you an absolutely natural look.
  • Since it does not need to be operated on and worn regularly, maintenance is comparatively less complicated.

So if you are really impressed with the pros of this restoration method and want to go for it right away, feel free to contact us immediately at 832-844-2929.

At FLOSS Katy, we provide patients with a unique and relaxing experience of undergoing an implant procedure.
Get in touch whenever you feel the need to.

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