Many people don’t realize that dental reconstruction should be a primary health concern. Living with one or multiple missing teeth can have a devastating impact on your quality of life.  Over time, it can negatively affect not just your psychological well-being and confidence, but also your overall health.

 

In the past, tooth replacement mainly focused on replacing the visible part of the tooth, or crown.  This treatment does not address the tooth’s roots along the jaw line, which serve to hold the facial structure in place. In the absence of tooth roots, a person’s facial features can shift out of proper alignment, resulting in sagging or misshaped facial features.

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Dental Implants replace both the crown and the roots of a missing tooth, and offer many long-lasting benefits, including excellent stability, functionality, and proper facial structure.