Dental Implants for Replacing Missing Teeth

Dental implants are the preferred modern choice for replacing missing teeth. Their combination of effectiveness, durability, and appearance makes dental implants unmatched in restorative technologies. And when properly cared for, you can expect many years out of them—maybe even a lifetime. The northern Virginia cosmetic dentists at Galleria Dental Aesthetics are happy to answer any questions you may have about dental implants.

A missing tooth isn’t just unsightly: It can negatively affect your overall oral health. The missing root no longer provides structural support to the underlying bone, which allow the jawbone to deteriorate over time. And teeth on either side of the gap may drift toward each other, increasing your chances of gingivitis.

Dental implants solve all of this by physically replacing the missing root with a high-strength titanium screw. This screw fuses with the bone itself and becomes a critical part of the jawbone’s structure. A prosthetic crown attaches to the screw above the gums and provides a lifelike replacement for your missing tooth.

Implants require no special care apart from your normal brushing and flossing protocol. When paired with regular checkups at the dentist’s office, you can expect your implants to last for many decades, or even an entire lifetime.

Dental implants have revolutionized the way we treat missing teeth. To schedule an appointment with one of our northern Virginia cosmetic dentists, please contact Galleria Dental Aesthetics today.

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