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Dental Implants in Houston, TX
Make Your Smile Complete With Dental Implants in Houston
If you have a missing or damaged tooth, a dental implant in Houston at Sinada Dental could be an ideal solution to replace it and restore your full, beautiful smile. A dental implant is most commonly used to replace a single broken or missing tooth; it’s often referred to as a permanent “one tooth solution” for a “one tooth problem” in situations when a natural tooth cannot be saved or when there is already a gap from a missing tooth.
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The Dental Implants Procedure at Sinada Dental
Dr. Lucy Dang explains what dental implants are, who they’re for, and how the procedure works. Watch the video to learn more about dental implants in Houston, TX.
What Are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a titanium replacement for a tooth root. The implant is placed in your jaw bone and then given time for the bone to stabilize around the new root. The dentist then adds an abutment and crown to the root. The abutment connects the implant root to a tooth-colored crown. As a result, the new tooth will look, feel, and function like a natural tooth.
Dental Implants for Dentures
Dental implants can also be used for many other procedures. For example, multiple implants can be used to make your traditional style dentures more stable and functioning better so that you can talk, chew, and smile without worry. Many people think of this option as a “snap on denture." We can even fabricate permanent dentures to replace a full upper or lower arch of missing or failing teeth; another name for permanent dentures is “All-On-4” dentures. Placing implants under dentures also keeps you looking young because it supports your facial structure and profile in a way that traditional dentures cannot.
Dental Implants vs. Bridges
An alternative solution to an implant is placing a bridge, but this approach is less desirable because it involves shaving down the two teeth adjacent to the gap, even if those teeth are in good condition. Our ability to avoid involving perfectly healthy teeth in dental work is one of the major advantages of an implant. Furthermore, while bridges can effectively fill the gap and restore functionality, they come with certain drawbacks. For instance, bridges rely on neighboring teeth for support, which can put additional strain on them over time and potentially compromise their long-term health.
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Dental Implants FAQ
Does getting dental implants hurt?
How much do dental implants cost in Houston?
Can I have dental implants if I have gum disease?
How does smoking and alcohol affect dental implants?
How long do dental implants last?
Does getting dental implants hurt?
Many people are surprised by the fact that having an implant placed is easier and more comfortable than having a tooth removed. You may experience some mild discomfort, but we’ll do everything in our power to make sure the procedure is stress-free and painless for you.
How much do dental implants cost in Houston?
Implant costs vary depending on the number of implants, whether we need to replace deficient or missing bone, and how easily we can make the implant blend into the rest of your smile. After your initial exam, our team will be able to provide you with specific pricing information for your treatment.
Can I have dental implants if I have gum disease?
Patients with active gum disease must first treat the infection and achieve healthy gums before getting implants, as gum disease can compromise the implant's success.
How does smoking and alcohol affect dental implants?
Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption can increase the risk of implant failure due to reduced blood flow, slower healing, and higher infection rates.
How long do dental implants last?
As long as you brush and floss your teeth regularly and schedule dental check-ups every six months, your dental implants should last a lifetime.
