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\"Why<\/a>One of the simplest pleasures in life is eating. It gives you an excuse to take a little break, and something little to look forward to throughout the day. Of course, that might not be the case if you have missing teeth. They can make it difficult for you to eat, talk, and even affect your confidence. There are multiple procedures to help restore your missing teeth, but none of them are as thorough as dental implants in Wayland. They can help you look forward to meals again.<\/p>\n

Why Should I Get Dental Implants?<\/h2>\n

Missing teeth can lead to a multitude of problems, and one of the most basic is that they make it harder to eat<\/strong>. This leads many people to avoid essential foods like proteins and fibrous vegetables simply because they can\u2019t chew them. Over time, this lack of nutrition can drastically effect your health and lead to a shorter life expectancy<\/a>. Missing teeth can also cause tissue and bone loss<\/strong> that can affect how your jaw fits together. One of the most dependable ways to restore them and ensure your future health is with\u00a0dental implants<\/a>.<\/p>\n

What Are Dental Implants?<\/h2>\n

Dental implants have an advantage over other methods of replacing missing teeth because they can restore the entire tooth<\/strong>: root and crown. Other procedures only repair the tooth above the gum line, leaving you vulnerable to tissue loss and jaw atrophy.<\/p>\n

Dental implants involve a new titanium root being surgically placed into your jaw. This not only provides a sturdy base for your new tooth, but can also prevent and even reverse the tissue recession common after tooth loss. It is able to do this because titanium is bio-compatible with the human body, meaning that once the root has been implanted, the body treats it like a natural root and sends nourishing blood to the surrounding area, revitalizing it.<\/p>\n

Implants are usually topped with a high-quality porcelain crown to give you a tooth that is both aesthetically pleasing and functionally strong. These two elements are held together by a metal connector called an abutment.<\/p>\n

More Benefits<\/h2>\n

Dental implants are one of the most versatile ways you can replace your missing teeth, as they can replace a single tooth, support a bridge, and even anchor a set of dentures. Implant supported dentures<\/a> actually have a better hold and allow a stronger bite force than traditional dentures. This means you can eat a wide variety of foods and not have to worry about embarrassing slippage.<\/p>\n

Implants have a 98% success rate<\/a> and are easy to maintain. All it takes is normal brushing and flossing to keep them looking great for decades.<\/p>\n

What Is The Procedure Like?<\/h2>\n

The implant procedure is completed in 2 main phases: placement and restoration<\/strong>. For the first part, either our in-house periodontist will place them, or we may refer you to a local oral surgeon. Either way, you will be in very skilled and experienced hands.<\/p>\n

The procedure to get dental implants involves 3 basic steps:<\/p>\n