Dental Implant Options

High stability: Dental implants are composed of a Titanium root and a ceramic crown. Titanium is one of the strongest and hardest metals. This keeps the implant firmly attached to the jawbone as the grooves on the titanium root help to hold it in position.

High strength: Dental implants are, by far, the strongest prosthetic replacement teeth. The ceramic used to make the visible tooth crowns is of dental grade, which keeps it strong and intact even after chewing and biting hard foods.

High durability: The ceramic tooth structure displays high resistance to wear. With proper care, the implant would last for several years.

Stain-resistant: The implant crown doesn’t stain so easily. With proper cleaning (brushing and flossing), the implant would look as good as new for a long time.

Excellent aesthetics: When you have an implant on, anyone who looks at you smile wouldn’t have the faintest idea that it is a fake tooth. Such is the visual similarity between a natural tooth and a dental implant. It can be made to match the exact shade of your remaining teeth.

Functionality: When a tooth goes missing, the way you bite and chew food, speak, smile, etc. will vary largely. This can lead to further complications such as malocclusion, excessive wear of teeth, jawbone deterioration, etc. But, with implants, the biting and chewing ability would be fully restored. Also, the phonetics would be back to normal.

Support: Implant roots can also be used for other purposes, such as holding crowns, dentures, and bridges in position. Implants would provide high strength and stability to them.