When you find out about what dental implants can offer, you can become excited about the benefits that come with a fully restored smile. Rather than just provide you with cosmetic improvements, your implant-held restoration can offer a better smile in addition to important functional support. In other words, that restoration is stable enough for you to trust when you bite and chew food, and when you speak. This approach to prosthetic work also protects your jawbone from deteriorating. Your Sheridan, WY dentist’s office is ready to discuss the replacement of a single missing tooth, and we are ready to take on tooth loss as part of a larger plan to fully restore your smile.

Implants Offer Several Benefits To People In Need Of A Dental Prosthetic

When you lose even one tooth, your daily life can change in ways that quickly cause you frustration. You can become alarmed by the change your appearance, and uncomfortable with smiling or even speaking. You can also wear down your remaining teeth due to the changes you have to make to the way you bite and chew. Unfortunately, this adjustment to your bite function can affect more than just your teeth – you can also put strain on your jaw joints and experience TMJ dysfunction.

Dental implant-held restorations are meant to improve your dental function, so that you no longer struggle with these issues. You can return to normal biting and chewing motions, and you can show off great smile improvements thanks to the lifelike restoration your dentist provides.

The Process Of Having Your Incomplete Smile Restored

A dental implant will be placed after a review of your jaw structure and oral health, to make sure that you are a good candidate to receive the implant. If there are issues that concern your dentist, arrangements can be made to address them before moving forward with your implant placement. After you receive approval, a careful study is performed to make sure your implant is put in exactly the right place. Oral surgery is performed to set the implant in your jawbone – after the procedure is over, you will need to wait an appropriate period of time to heal. Once healing has taken place, your lifelike restoration can be put in place!

Making Prosthetic Work Part Of A Larger Effort To Improve Your Oral Health

If you promptly address the loss of a tooth, your dentist can provide a replacement before additional issues start to affect you. If you have delayed treatment for tooth loss, additional problems can develop over time. If you have any other oral health issues in addition to your incomplete smile, your dentist can talk to you about a full-mouth reconstruction. That can consist of restorations like dental crowns placed on your weakened teeth, work to correct TMJ dysfunction, and any other services that can help your smile and oral health.

Grinnell Street Dental Can Offer Great Smile Support With Dental Implants

Grinnell Street Dental is ready to help you change your incomplete smile for the better by providing restorative work with dental implants! To learn more about Grinnell Street Dental, or to arrange an appointment with one of our doctors, you can contact our Sheridan, WY, dental office today at (307) 672-7567.