Options For Replacing Missing Teeth

Replacing Missing Teeth with Dental Cone Beam for Dental Implants and All-on 4 Implants

An increasing number of people are choosing to replace their missing teeth using dental cone beam for dental implants and all-on 4 implants. This is a more affordable solution that replacing a complete set of lost teeth with implants.

Yes, implants are the most effective way to replace missing teeth, but they can come with hefty price tags. The cost of a single implant can be more than the cost of a full set of dentures. That is where dental cone beam for dental implants and all-on 4 implants come in; this provides the main benefits of implants like the prevention of jaw bone tissue loss while being a more affordable solution. The use of dental cone beam technology ensures that the prosthetics being used are adequately customized for the patient's teeth.

What to expect when getting dental cone beam for dental implants and all-on 4 implants

When getting missing teeth replaced using this cutting-edge prosthetic, patients undergo a thorough examination to ensure they have enough sufficient bone tissue for the procedure. Dental cone beam CT scans are then used to get accurate measurements of the patient's mouth.

This procedure uses the placement of four implants that are designed to be attached to a prosthetic immediately after installation to secure the artificial teeth. Each implant is precisely placed in areas where the patient has lots of healthy bone tissue to ensure a solid fit. This reduces the need for bone grafting, and even patients who have dealt with some bone tissue regeneration can be eligible for this treatment.

The way the process works, two implants are places close to the back of the mouth while the other two are placed at the front. These implants are positioned at different angles to ensure a proper fit. It also ensures the implants can handle all the bite forces associated with chewing immediately after it is installed.

However, the implants will not be fully secure until they have had three to six months to fuse with the bone tissue holding them in place. This process is called osseointegration. Once this process is completed, the temporary dentures will be removed, and the permanent ones attached.

Benefits of dental cone beam for dental implants and all-on 4 implants

This particular type of implant supported dentures come with many benefits like:

  • Faster recovery time
  • Less need for bone grafts
  • Patient's smile is instantly restored
  • Promotes the growth of healthy bone tissue
  • More affordable than replacing individual teeth with implants
  • More comfortable than traditional dentures

Why implant supported dentures are preferred over traditional ones

Traditional dentures have a few benefits. They are affordable, and they restore the patient's smile. However, these devices are prone to moving around when being worn, and they come with time-consuming cleaning requirements. People who wear dentures also have to deal with dental adhesives which have often have unpleasant tastes.

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Dealing with missing teeth? There is no need to be unhappy with the way your teeth look. Schedule an appointment with one of our dentists today.

Call (908) 768-3057 today to reach iSmile Dental Care.

Ahmed Beheiry, DDS

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