Dental Implants
Fort Lauderdale, FL
 At Florida Smiles Dental we offer several implant-related treatments to replace one or more missing teeth. We specialize in implant treatment because we believe that dental implants are the ideal solution for tooth loss.
What Is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a titanium screw that we surgically embed deep into the jawbone. Once the implant is in place, it will slowly fuse to your jaw through the process of osseointegration. After a brief healing period, the implant screw will be able to support a restoration against the strongest forces of your bite. Dental implants can be used to support a single crown, a partial bridge, and a full-arch restoration.
Dental implants are the next best thing to your natural teeth. This makes implants a more convenient, durable, secure, and aesthetically pleasing option over traditional restorations. The numerous benefits of dental implants have made them the industry standard for tooth replacement!
Dental implants are among the most popular techniques in modern dentistry to fix tooth problems. Patients with tooth decay and severe infections opt for dental implants to restore their natural chewing practices Our doctors and our doctors recommend getting dental implants to replace lost teeth. When considering implants as the optimal solution for your teeth problems, you may wonder how they compare with mini implants.
We offer the All-on-4 treatment concept for patients missing all or most of their teeth. As the name suggests, this full-arch restoration only uses four implants to support the entire bridge. The posterior (back) implants are placed at an angle to utilize the strongest part of the jawbone. Other full-arch restorations usually require six to eight implants. Thanks to the revolutionary new technique, All-on-4 is much more effective and minimally-invasive than other options.
An implant-supported denture is similar to All-on-4 but usually requires more implants. We may recommend an implant-supported denture if you want a better alternative to traditional dentures. A traditional denture is a removable appliance that rests on the gums. Because it is not secured by implants, many patients experience difficulty eating, discomfort, and even embarrassing slips.
If you are in good oral and overall health, you should qualify for implant treatment. If you have experienced significant bone deterioration due to tooth loss, you may need a bone graft first. During your consultation, Our doctors will be able to determine if implants are right for you. This usually involves a series of diagnostic tests that may include digital x-rays and CBCT scans.
With the help of dental implants, difficult-to-wear dentures can be replaced with restorations that are more comfortable, secure, and aesthetically pleasing. Dental implants can change your life by enabling you to once again enjoy the things you've always wanted to eat. If you want your denture to work like real teeth, you must have surgery to insert implants in your jawbone, followed by a healing and rehabilitation period.
Dental implants are considered to be a great alternative to dentures simply because they tend to last longer. Dental implants may even last a lifetime with adequate oral hygiene practices. Many patients who are missing teeth or require tooth extractions choose dental implants because of their durability. What is the true lifespan of dental implants? Dental implants can last up to 30 years and are made to be a long-term remedy for tooth loss. However, how well you maintain your dental hygiene and care for your teeth will significantly impact how long they last.
We believe patient education is the cornerstone of good oral health. During your initial appointment, Our doctors will be happy to answer any questions you have regarding dental implants. This is also an excellent opportunity for you to voice any concerns. Staying informed can help you better maintain your restoration and prevent potential problems.
Many people experience bone deterioration after they lose a tooth. If you need dental implants, but have experienced bone deterioration, you may need a bone graft. The graft material will foster the growth of new bone healthy enough to support a dental implant.
Schedule a Consultation
Find out if dental implants are right for you! Call 754-354-0363 to schedule your consultation appointment today!
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