The Successful Tooth Replacement Options for Missing

Teeth

Intro• Missing teeth can be treated in several ways. One must be aware of

the various options at his/her disposal for the correct treatment of the tooth.

• Ultimately, it’s the longevity and strength of the teeth that is expected at your financial ease.

Common missing teeth treatment options

Dental Bridges Treatment• A dental bridge or fixed bridge can mainly replace your missing

tooth/teeth. However, one will require the adequate number of other teeth (healthy & vigorous) to support an artificial tooth. The prosthetic tooth or teeth will require preparing the adjacent teeth, being reduced in size to make sufficient space for fixation.

• Fixed bridges can usually last for nearly 10 to 12 years and the patient's cooperation for maintenance of oral hygiene is equally important for the longetivity of the bridgework.

Dentures Treatment• The partial or full dentures are removable in nature. They will

probably fix one’s single tooth, more than one tooth or all teeth in lower and/or upper jaws. Their placement will usually depend upon the support that other teeth in the jaw can provide to them and the support by adequate gum tissues and jawbones. They can be removed when not in used.

Dental Implant Treatment• For one with missing tooth/teeth, dental implants are the best

replacement options. Dental implants try to mimic the efficiency of our natural teeth during chewing and also are the most sustainable for of treatment over a long period of time. Again, they are used to replace a single tooth or more or all teeth.

Dental Implants • The benefits of dental implants are majorly the long sustenance of

implants, better comfort to the patient and better chewing efficiency. Moreover the adjoining teeth don’t need to be prepared for restoring the teeth with implants.

• Once the implants are fixed, they will support both adjoining teeth as well as bone structure too.

Dental Restorative Surgeries• Dental restorative procedures are those that mean removing the

carious tooth structure i.e. the cavity in the tooth caused by bacteria in the mouth over a long period of time and restoring that cavity space with adequate material like tooth coloured restorative cement or resin material.

• If the cavities in the teeth go unaddressed then there are high chances that the tooth might progress to a stage over a period of time where root canal procedure might be the eventual course of action to save the tooth.

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