Saturday 14 May 2011

Q&A: Why are dental implants better than bridges, partials and dentures?

Q&A: Why are dental implants better than bridges, partials and dentures?

Answer by David
they,re stable.

Answer by alfordlady60
not everyone thinks they are.

Answer by Lambert
Dental implants can last a time, disparate bridges, partials and dentures that may need to be replaced several times. Since dental implants prevent the bone resorption that occurs when teeth are missing, the natural appearance of the smile is preserved. With establish treatment, there is no compromise to adjacent teeth; they are not cut down to place a join, or loosened by the hooks on removable partials. Dentures and partials have the added disadvantage of accelerating the bone resorption process, which causes the appearance of premature aging.

Answer by Worn-out-Lea
Because they help to prevent further bone loss, and they’re screwed into your jaw, so they feel just like ordinary teeth. You just brush and floss them the same way as real teeth. Only terrible business is they’re very expensive – depending on how many you need. But really worth it if you compare them to the price to a new car or something like that. They should last for life if you take excellent care of them. Disparate the car, lol. :-)

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Answer by Patches6
Dental bridges are removeable and need daily cleaning
Implants are screw ins and subject to infection

Answer by Blurt
Dental bridges usually involves two or more teeth and have to be removed every day (or overnight) to clean them.

Dental implants, on the additional hand, usually involve one tooth and are calculated to be screwed in over a metal post. Yes, there is more chance of infection with implants then there is with a dental join, but with proper care your chance of getting an infection are nearly nil.

Dental implants are also much cheaper when you’re talking about one tooth, but if you have more than two teeth that need replacing, a join would be your best and usually are most cost-effective bet.

Answer by HeatherS
Implants are individual crowns that have a screw or post that is imbedded in your actual bone. These take up to 6 months to complete with the surgery and healing time needed before placement of the crown. They also demand excellent bone for the surgery to be a success. They are expensive with few failures, and most patients really like them. Implants also require the crown and the post be cleaned daily with coiffure and flossing. They do not come in and out of your mouth and are considered to be an brilliant restorative measure.

The join, does not come in and out any. A join is usually 3 or more crowns that are fused collectively with one or more teeth life a pontic or fake. It requires two or more abutment teeth to be prepped down for crowns, these will be used to hold the pontic or fake tooth, keeping it stable and fixed in the mouth. This too is considered to be an brilliant choice for dental restoration. A three unit join is expensive but not as expensive as one establish procedure, this is the reason they are used most frequently. The pontic or fake tooth looks real and rest on the tissue so there is not a gap under it making it unoticable to others when you smile. Most patients really delight in having theirs as it restores their function in mastication. The main problems that occur are when patients don’t floss and brush regularly, and throughly up under the join especially at the abutments. Even if a tooth is crowned, decay can still form under the gum line thus requiring the removal of the join to restore the tooth, and in most cases the remaking of the join is required.

There is more information on each of these with this life an overview of each. Hope I’ve answered your question and agreed you enough information to guide you in a direction which is best suited for you. Just check with your dentist, they will be glad to go over and show you models of each. Excellent luck with whichever method of restoration that you choose.

Answer by max h
for the join…it may replace one or 2 teeth…under a condition there must be excellent and hygenic teeth in the neighbouring teeth…
an establish can replace any number of teeth…

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