Enjoy a Full Mouth of Teeth With Dental Implants
If you are dealing with damaged or missing tooth, it is important to explore the advantages of dental implants in Bingham Farms. Dr. Groth utilizes these replacement teeth roots to restore the beauty and functionality of your mouth.
Our implant restorations at Groth Dental are here to assist you.
- Improve your dining experience by selecting anything from the menu.
- Boost your oral health and overall well-being
- Improve digestion and absorb essential nutrients for better health
- Appear younger, healthier, and more successful
- Feel confident and proud of your attractive smile
Our dental implant expertise ensures a lifetime of confident smiles.
Dental implant technology has advanced significantly in recent years, thanks to the field of restorative dentistry. These small posts, typically made from titanium, seamlessly fuse with your jawbone, providing a durable foundation for replacement teeth that can last for many years, even a lifetime.
After the implants are placed and have successfully fused with the jawbone, our team can attach various restorations to them. Options for replacement teeth include implant-supported crowns, bridges, dentures, and the innovative All-on-4® treatment, which uses just four implants per arch to secure a full set of functional and natural-looking teeth.
Implant-Supported Crowns
Implant-supported crowns are advanced dental restorations where a lifelike crown is securely attached to a dental implant surgically embedded into the jawbone. This innovative solution effectively replaces missing teeth, delivering both durability and a natural appearance. By mimicking the function and stability of natural teeth, implant-supported crowns restore chewing ability and enhance overall oral health. This treatment option ensures long-term stability and functionality, providing patients with confidence in their smile.
Implant-Supported Bridges
An implant-supported bridge is a great option for replacing several missing teeth. It helps maintain the health of nearby natural teeth, prevents bone loss, and preserves facial structure by stimulating the bone. Unlike a regular bridge, this type does not require crowning adjacent teeth. Instead, it uses dental implants to support the replacement teeth.
Common Questions About Dental Implants
Modern dental implants function as artificial roots for replacement teeth. Implants are anchored directly in your jawbone, like the roots of natural teeth. Your jaw bonds to the implants to keep them securely in place. This provides a stable support system for crowns, bridges, or dentures. Implants also stimulate your jawbone, reducing your risk of bone loss, which is common after someone loses teeth.
