No more rushing off to the restroom after a meal to rinse trapped food out of your dentures.  Or the inconvenience of soaking your teeth overnight. NO more gooey denture adhesives or or covering your mouth for fear that your teeth will drop out.

With ill-fitting dentures the teeth slip and slide around the mouth often resulting in mumbling or slurred speech. With implants your replacement teeth are anchored securely to your jawbone, so you'll speak with confidence in a relaxed and natural tone.

With conventional bridgework, the teeth surrounding missing teeth  need to be shaved or ground down. Dental implants often eliminate the need to sacrifice these teeth. And since you can eat better you could be feeling better over all.

Your replacement teeth are like natural teeth because they are anchored securely to your jawbone. They cannot slip or slide like unsecured dentures, which often cause irritation or pain.

With dental implants you feel good about yourself again. You feel healthier look better and smile without reservation. speak clearly with renewed confidence, and enjoy life to the fullest with dental implants.

THE DENTAL IMPLANT SOLUTION

Today, we have a well researched solution that prevents the loss of bone and allows for highly retentive permanent restorations.

This solution is known as a dental implant, an artificial tooth root that actually replaces your tooth root in the bone. The dental implant is placed in the area where the  extraction occurred and is held in place by bone just like the roots of the original tooth.    

            One of the major benefits of having implants placed following extractions is that the placement of implants following extractions is that prevents the loss of bone and allows for highly retentive permanent restorations.

Patients with Dentures gradually continue to have bone loss and reduced ability to taste food. Dental implants can solve this problems.

You are a candidate for dental implants if you: 

Have lost one or more teeth
Are uncomfortable with your denture or partial
Have lost bone in the area of a tooth extraction

For more information, Please contact our office: devonfamilydentistry@shaw.ca

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