3-Tooth Solution For A 1-Tooth Problem?

Foothills cosmetic dental and tooth implants

Do you have a missing tooth?
Are you weighing your options regarding tooth restoration?
Does a dental bridge seem to make the most sense financially?

If you have a missing tooth and want to restore that gap in your mouth, it is essential to consider the differences between a dental bridge and a dental implant.

Dental bridges have replaced teeth for generations of individuals. However, they have some drawbacks:

  • They are a 3-tooth solution to a 1-tooth problem—the adjacent teeth must be prepped and crowned to hold the replacement (floating) tooth.
  • It is hard to properly clean the small areas under the bridge.
  • A dental bridge does not guard against bone recession at the extraction site.

Why does a tooth implant have key advantages over a dental bridge?

  • It is a 1-tooth solution to a 1-tooth problem.
  • It is usually stronger.
  • Will lessen the risk of bone recession (as compared to a bridge) because it replaces the tooth root.
  • It is usually easier to keep clean which results in a lower risk of decay.
  • They commonly last longer.
  • Dental implants can support a denture or partial denture.

If you need to replace a tooth, talk to your Yuma dentist about dental financing options. If you decide on a dental implant, it will probably be less pricey in the long run.

If you want to learn more about dental implants, I invite you to call The Yuma Dentist at 928-783-0804. I am dentist Dr. Mann, and I am passionate about restoring smiles for my patients with sensational permanent restorations. Call today to schedule a dental implant consultation at my Yuma office.

Contact The Yuma Dentist:

928-783-0804

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

1630 S Pacific Ave Ste 104
Yuma, AZ
85365

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