AFFORDABLE DENTAL IMPLANTS CLINIC IN NEW DELHI

Dental Implants can provide support to a full denture, making it secure which enables you to eat and speak more comfortably and with confidence. A Dental Implant can be thought of as an artificial tooth root that is submerged into the jawbone. Our dental implants are fabricated from strong titanium that is compatible with your body and is placed in the bone of the upper or lower jaw… To know more about Dental Implants, Visit our website… http://www.dentalimplantsdelhi.com/

Clinic : B-4/39, Safdarjung Enclave,

New Delhi - 110029

Ph. : +91 - 8588904459 / +91 -

8860477726

Fax : + 91 - 11 - 46045153

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Dental Implants for tooth replacement.

A missing tooth can be replaced by a dental implant without altering the healthy adjacent teeth. Once the implant is, an abutment is attached to provide support for the final crown.

Advantages of Dental Implants

1. Dental Implants2. Look and feel like natural teeth3. Fit securely4. Healthy adjoining teeth are preserved5. Allow you to eat virtually any food6. Convenient – no special care needed7. Can help prevent bone deterioration and gum erosion8. Can help preserve facial structure

Traditional Dentures and Bridgework

9. Look less natural, may be uncomfortable10. May shift and click during eating and talking11. Often uncomfortable12. Adjoining teeth may be damaged from supporting bridgework13. Chewy foods may cause dentures to become loose14. Denture pastes and powders required15. Dentures must be removed at night

Type of Dental Implants

• Endosteal Implant• Subperiosteal

Implant• Transosteal Implant

Beautiful smile may be more affordable than you.

Clinic : B-4/39, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi -110029

Ph. : +91 - 8588904459 / +91 - 8860477726

Fax : + 91 - 11 - 46045153

Web. : www.dentalimplantsdelhi.com

Email : info@dentalimplantsdelhi.com

Dental implants can be used in a variety of ways. In some instances they offer better solutions than conventional dental restorations. Implants are the only solution if removable or complete dentures are to be avoided. Here are some of the ways dental implants can be used:

Dental implants can replace a single missing tooth. In this case, using an implant would avoid drilling the adjacent teeth needed to support a permanently cemented bridge. This is often desirable when the abutment teeth do not have any fillings. The reason? Tooth enamel is precious. It can’t be replaced once it’s drilled. The act of drilling, no matter how carefully it’s done, can still stress the tooth’s nerve. Sometimes, this compromises the vitality of the pulp tissue. When this happens, a root canal is needed. Another thing to consider is that as much as we’d wish otherwise, dental crowns and bridges do not last forever. They can chip or break, and decay can form under the margins, necessitating replacements. A single dental implant reduces the need for extra crowns and future dental work.

Dental implants can replace a removable partial denture. Removable bridges are not always as firm and kind to the tissues as we would like. When they’re not, they tend to move around a bit, sometimes wiggling or loosening the teeth they rest on, which are called abutments. In time, abutment teeth can become loose and sometimes need to be removed. When this happens, a new, larger removable denture is needed. Removable dentures collect a lot of plaque, and make cleaning around some teeth quite difficult. And there’s always the chance that decay will form at the spot where tooth meets the gums in the remaining teeth. With implants, these problems tend to be avoided or, at least, minimized.

Dental implants can replace a full upper or lower denture. Most people have enough bone remaining to have implants placed in their jaws. In the off-chance that there’s not enough bone, new techniques exist to regenerate the amount needed to successfully have implants.

Dental implants can provide more retention for full or partial dentures. Instead of placing five, six, or more implants, two-four implants can be inserted for increased stability. When this happens, the final prosthesis will be more stable, giving a greater sense of security. Also, the prosthesis is often smaller than the one being replaced.

Benefit of Dental Implants

How many dental implants will I need?

The number of dental implants needed will depend on the location and number of missing teeth, as well as the type of prosthesis (replacement teeth) chosen.

• Number of Missing Teeth• Type of Prosthesis• Number of Dental Implants• Single tooth• Single crown• One dental implant• Two or more teeth• Partial prosthesis (fixed bridge)• Usually, 2 – 3 dental implants• All teeth in upper or lower jaw• Complete prosthesis (removable or fixed bridge)• Number of implants will vary, depending on what type of bridge is used

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THANK YOU

Dr. Anurag Singh

MDS, FICOI. FELLOW,International Congress of Oral Implantology.FELLOW, Australian Dental Association.Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist,Max Hospital , Saket.Visiting Consultant Sir Gangaram Hospital, New Delhi.

Clinic : B-4/39, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi - 110029 Ph. : +91 - 8588904459 / +91 - 8860477726 Fax : + 91 - 11 - 46045153Web. : www.dentalimplantsdelhi.comEmail : info@dentalimplantsdelhi.com