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Benefits of Dental Implants
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• | Dental implants look and feel like your natural teeth. They are also extremely comfortable since they fuse to your bone, become permanent, and function like your real teeth. |
• | Dental implants allow you to speak easily without any hindrances, unlike dentures that can slip while you are talking. |
• | Slipping dentures and unstable dental bridges can make eating a chore. Dental implants can help you to chew even on hard and tough food without any discomfort. |
• | Dental implants give you the most natural-looking smile out of all dental restorative options. |
• | Dental implants do not require eroding down adjacent teeth, as is needed when you get a dental bridge. Since your natural teeth are not scaled down, dental implants help to preserve your long-term oral health. |
• | Dental implants do not require messy adhesives to keep the restorations in place, unlike dentures. |
• | Dental implants fuse to the jawbone preventing the alveolar bone from dissolving and maintaining the proper shape of your mouth. |
• | With good oral hygiene and proper care, your dental implants can last a lifetime. |
• | People typically under the age of 18, whose jawbone has not stopped growing. |
• | Expecting mothers. |
• | People who consume a lot of alcohol and heavy smokers. |
• | People with systemic, chronic, or auto-immune diseases. |
• | People who are undergoing cancer therapy. |
• | People with hemophilia. |
• | People who have recently undergone an organ transplant. |
• | People who take immunity-suppressing drugs. |
• | People who clench their teeth or suffer from bruxism. |
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