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Dental Esthetics Center, has provided Cosmetic Dentistry since the first teeth whitening systems in the 1990s.
We provide a full range of Cosmetic Dental procedures with an integrated, onsite 3D intraoral scanning, CAD design and milling equipment that allows us to offer our patients same-day delivery for Esthetic Zirconia Crowns, Inlays and Onlays. Our team will engage with you to ensure you understand your different treatment options and guide you to the most suitable options. Below you will find information about just some treatment options.
Dental Implants Replace Missing Teeth
Dental implants act as an anchor for porcelain crowns which function as tooth replacements. Crowns are then “fixed” onto these implants. Dental implants are one of the teeth replacement techniques that are used to replace missing teeth. They are particularly important for replacing highly damaged, unseemly teeth that are visible when you smile, laugh, eat, drink or talk.
HOW DO DENTAL IMPLANTS WORK?
The purpose of using dental implants is to ensure that any teeth replacement procedures leave you with teeth that look, feel and work like normal teeth. A titanium post is surgically implanted into your jawbone, and functions as an anchor or “post” for a crown. Over time and as you heal, this post fuses with the natural bone matter in your jaw, helping to create a durable and reliable foundation for your new tooth. Due to this, multiple appointments are required during the replacement procedure, as the body needs time to heal and complete the “fusing”, or osseointegration, process before the crown is attached. Denture implants are also an option for those requiring the replacement of multiple teeth.
Do I need Dental Implants?
Here are some questions to consider when determining if you need Dental Implants.
Benefits of Dental Implants
Dental Implants Perth are the preferred treatment option if you are missing teeth
- A dental implant offers the most natural looking, feeling and functioning teeth result
- Feels very similar to your natural teeth, similar aesthetics to natural looking teeth that allow you to eat all types of foods
- The implant is fixed in your mouth which removes the mobility and discomfort that can occur with a removable options
- Dental implants prevent adjacent teeth from moving, creating alignment problems
- Dental implants stimulate and preserve the remaining bone unlike removable dentures which can cause bone loss
- The positive psychological impact with the feeling of being truly rehabilitated – no more missing teeth!
HOW SUCCESSFUL ARE DENTAL IMPLANTS?
How successful the dental implant will be is dependent on a number of factors including how healthy you are, how good your dental hygiene is, and the amount of stress the implant will endure in daily dental activities such as chewing while eating and drinking. The practice of good dental health is always advisable, regardless of whether or not you require dental implant surgery. No dental treatment can be guaranteed forever, but follow the advice of your dentist and your dental implants will have a long-term life expectancy.
RISKS AND HEALTH IMPACTS
The risks associated with dental implant surgical procedures are the same with any invasive medical surgery, and they include the possibility of nerve injury, excessive blood loss, pain, failure of the procedure or all. Longer-term side effects (which usually tend to occur within six months of the procedure) can include infection, gum disease, bite issues, and failed osseo-integration. However, correct after-care can help to ensure a proper recovery. Also, you can be assured that the dentists conduct every procedure within our business’s Philosophy of Care.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT DENTAL IMPLANTS
For more information about the various dental implants, teeth replacement and dental implant surgery options. If you would like to book a professional consultation with one of our staff, please use the convenient online booking form. Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information, or if you can’t find the information you need on our website.
