Restoring Smiles With Dental Implants

Denture implants and single dental implants for missing teeth.

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Of adults 65+ have lost all their teeth due to gum disease.

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Of people missing all their teeth opt for dentures.

Facts About Missing Teeth in Adults

More than 20% of adults 65 years of age or older have lost all their teeth because of tooth decay or gum disease. (Source: Dentatus)
Approximately 180 million people are missing at least one tooth. (Source: University of Pittsburgh)
90% of patients missing all of their teeth have dentures. (Source: GotoaPro.com)
Approximately 10% of the population between 50 and 64 years are edentulous. (Source: National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research)

Benefits of Dental Implants

Dental implants can help you eat and speak properly, restore your bite, and improve your quality of life overall. Since they are a permanent option for replacing missing teeth, you will not need to worry about adhesives, paste, and complications associated with traditional dentures.

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Restore Missing Teeth With Dental Implants

Dental implants boast a high success rate and can be an effective option for restoring a single tooth or several missing teeth. Dental implants are made out of titanium and are fused to the jawbone to act just like a real tooth. The top of the implant is capped with a lifelike crown.

Maintain Your Beautiful Smile for Life

Look forward to a beautiful smile with permanent tooth replacement options such as dental implants or denture implants. You can enjoy both aesthetic and functional benefits with these tooth replacement procedures and everything is customized for your needs.

Boost Your Self-Confidence With Dental Implants

Many patients with missing teeth feel self-conscious about their smile and may suffer from low self-esteem as a result. Replacing missing teeth with dental implants can make you feel more confident about your smile and help you put your best face forward in any social or professional situation!

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