Restoring quality of life.
Attractive, natural- looking teeth help us look and feel our best. They let us enjoy the foods we love. They allow us to be naturally confident where it really counts- at home, on the job, on the playing field, but especially on the inside.
That is why the loss or damage of even a single tooth can have a considerable impact on everyday life and self-esteem. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers a variety of ways to restore or replace teeth. In fact, with today's latest technologies and materials, individual teeth- or even entire rows of teeth can be replaced for natural-looking appearance and restored function.
Today, modern dental restorations help thousands of people improve their lives. We invite you to learn more about the many options available to you and how to make that first big step toward regaining a natural self-assured smile.
Replacing missing teeth.
Missing teeth can and should be replaced. This is because each and every gap in your tooth placement potentially poses problems to your long-term dental health. In fact, even one missing tooth can lead to loss of additional teeth and ultimately, a permanent change in your facial appearance.
People lose their teeth for many reasons- from accident and illness to deficient care. Others just inherit poor teeth. Whatever the reason, the immediate consequences can have a negative impact on one’s quality of life. People may no longer eat many of the foods they once enjoyed. Self- conscious about their physical appearance, they stop laughing and smiling spontaneously.
Stopping the chain reaction.
Unfortunately, these short-term changes may only be the beginning. Adjacent teeth can collapse into the gap, while teeth in the opposing jaw can grow into the gap. Long-term missing teeth also cause the bone to be resorbed- or to gradually break down. This weakens the adjacent teeth until they, too, can fall out. In short, the loss of even a single tooth can unleash a chain reaction, which, left unchecked can lead to even more permanent, irreversible physical damage.
Taking action.
Fortunately, modern dental solutions can help you and your dentist gain an early foothold in the process, stop further damage and restore your oral health. By closing every gap as quickly as possible, you are building a firm foundation for a happier more productive life that allows you to look and feel your best.