What are the risks involved in dental implants?

Dental implants are used to restore single or multiple missing teeth. The procedure is used to enhance the quality of life of patients to give them a youthful and healthy smile. Its important to understand the risks involved with such procedures including the benefits.

Dental Implants Risks

What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are titanium posts that are used to replace the roots of missing teeth. Teeth can become damaged due to breaks, infection or other reasons. The dental implant replaces the missing tooth and allows for attachment of crowns to replace the top portion. In certain cases there is a need for bone augmentation procedures if the teeth have been missing for a long period of time. The process typically takes three months for a straight forward case to upward of a year for extensive cases.

What are The Benefits of Dental Implants?

Dental implants can restore your self-esteem to create the beautiful smile you deserve. Some of the benefits of dental implants include:

Dental implants can greatly improve your quality of life, and the procedure has a 98% success rate.

What are the Risks of Dental Implants?

Risks associated with dental implants are unfortunate but luckily are rare. They can include:

How Can I Avoid Risks?

We always recommend for anyone thinking about a dental implant procedure, to choose a dentist that is experienced, and has great experiences. At your consultation visit, we will go over your medical history to discuss what areas of concern if any might have an impact on your treatment.

Just like teeth, dental implants need a good hygiene maintenance program to ensure they stay healthy. Its important to have regular dental visits and brush and floss. For more information about dental implants in Bowmanville, contact our office today !

 

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