Multiple Implants
Multiple Implants at Gisborne, Macedon & Riddells Creek
Missing teeth can cause problems with eating and talking and may even make you feel self-conscious. Multiple dental implants are a solution that replaces multiple missing teeth and their roots with a strong prosthetic that provides the security, strength and comfort of natural teeth. Patients prefer this treatment option because dental implants are a long-lasting solution that also helps prevent jawbone deterioration.
What are Multiple Implants?
Multiple implants are used when two or more dental implants are used to replace a series of missing teeth. A dental implant begins with a titanium post that is placed into the jawbone then topped with a dental crown to act as your new tooth. Our dentists at Gisborne Dental House have been serving Melbourne for over 30 years and are experienced implantologists. If you are interested in dental implants, we will work with you to see if this is the best solution for you.
What are Multiple Implants?
Multiple implants are used when two or more dental implants are used to replace a series of missing teeth. A dental implant begins with a titanium post that is placed into the jawbone then topped with a dental crown to act as your new tooth. Our dentists at Gisborne Dental House have been serving Melbourne for over 30 years and are experienced implantologists. If you are interested in dental implants, we will work with you to see if this is the best solution for you.
Benefits of Multiple Implants
Many patients prefer multiple implants over other dental solutions such as a bridge or dentures. That’s because titanium posts are a biocompatible material that can work with your body to help build and strengthen the jawbone in the area of the missing tooth. This stops the jaw from shrinking, which creates a sallow or aged look over time. The following are more benefits of multiple implants:
Function and feel like real teeth
More secure than traditional dentures
Care for them like your natural teeth
Prevent jawbone deterioration
Preserve facial structure
Restore your smile
Are You a Candidate?
Dental implants are an ideal solution for people who have multiple missing teeth, but want a prosthetic that is more permanent and natural feeling than dentures or bridges. Replacing missing teeth with implants can help you eat, speak, and live without the hassle of a prosthetic that must be removed for cleaning, and you don’t have to worry about it shifting when in public.
Multiple implants are preferred by most of our patients. However, there are some situations where other solutions may be more appropriate, such as the following:
Heavy smokers with no intent to quit
Patients with gum disease
Deformed or overly deteriorated jawbone
Those who take certain medications
When you come to Gisborne Dental House for multiple implants, we will do a full checkup to evaluate your oral health and health history. Tools such as x-rays or scans may be used to help us get a full picture of your mouth so we can determine if you are a candidate for multiple implants. In many cases, such as gum disease or jawbone deterioration, we may have solutions to restore oral health so you can get implants. And if not, no worries, we offer more solutions to replace missing teeth and will work with you to find the ideal treatment for you.
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While we agree that you can’t put a price on good health (especially when it comes to your teeth), we understand the reality of family budgets. That’s why we offer flexible treatment options and family-affordable pricing. You might say the only thing average about Dental House is our prices.
Risk and Recovery
Dental implants are a long-term option for replacing missing teeth, but they involve surgery and carry specific risks and recovery considerations.
Possible risks include:
- Swelling, bruising or discomfort after surgery
- Minor bleeding during the initial healing period
- Infection at the implant site, though uncommon
- Risk of implant failure if integration with the bone does not occur
- Nerve injury or sinus involvement, depending on implant placement
Recovery considerations:
- Initial healing generally takes one to two weeks
- Osseointegration, where the implant fuses with bone, can take several months
- A soft diet is often recommended during early healing
- Regular reviews and good oral hygiene are important for long-term success
Missing Teeth? Call Today!
If you have missing teeth and would like to discuss options to replace them, call and schedule a visit and dental exam today. We will do a thorough examination and evaluation and discuss your options for the best dental solution for your needs. We look forward to meeting you.
Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
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