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Multi-Tooth Implants


New Bedford, Falmouth, & Hyannis, MA




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Restore Your Smile!


3D rendering of mouth with multiple dental implants from Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in New Bedford, MADiscover the Solution to Multiple Tooth Loss at Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry.

Are you among the millions of American adults who have lost multiple teeth? Whether it's due to an accident, gum disease, or other factors, losing several teeth can impact your quality of life. Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in New Bedford, Falmouth, & Hyannis, MA, is your trusted destination for restoring your smile with multi-tooth implants.

Why Choose Multi-Tooth Implants?



Losing multiple teeth can affect more than just your smile; it can impact your self-esteem, ability to eat comfortably, and even your overall facial structure. Here's why multi-tooth implants may be the ideal solution for you:

Enhanced Self-Confidence:


Multi-tooth implants can boost your self-esteem by providing a natural-looking and functional smile. Regain the confidence to smile, laugh, and interact with others without hesitation.

Improved Chewing:


Struggling to enjoy your favorite foods due to tooth loss? Multi-tooth implants allow you to chew your food with ease, restoring your ability to savor meals without limitations.

Prevent Teeth Shifting:


Missing teeth can lead to adjacent teeth shifting to fill the gaps, causing misalignment. Multi-tooth implants help maintain the alignment of your remaining teeth by filling those empty spaces.

Preserve Jawbone:


Unlike traditional dentures, multi-tooth implants stimulate your jawbone, preventing its resorption. This preservation of jawbone structure can positively impact the shape of your face over time.

The Multi-Tooth Implant Procedure:



Wondering what to expect during a multi-tooth implant procedure? Our experienced team at Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry follows a meticulous process to ensure the success of your implant:

Assessment:


We begin by thoroughly evaluating the area where the implant will be placed, ensuring your gums are healthy and free from infection.

Gum Health:


If any gum inflammation or infection is present, we treat it before proceeding with the implant placement. Healing time is crucial for optimal results.

Implant Placement:


We create small incisions in your gumline to access the jawbone. Typically, two to four screws are securely anchored into your jawbone to support the implant.

Healing Period:


After screw placement, we allow time for your gums to heal fully before attaching the multiple tooth implant.

Your multi-tooth implants will mimic the look and function of natural teeth. You'll regain the ability to enjoy your favorite foods, laugh confidently, and preserve your jawbone structure.


FAQs




What are multi-tooth implants?



Multi-tooth implants are dental restorations designed to replace multiple missing teeth. These implants involve the placement of titanium screws into the jawbone to support a set of artificial teeth that look and function like natural teeth.



Why should I consider multi-tooth implants instead of dentures?



Unlike dentures, multi-tooth implants are permanently anchored to your jawbone, offering better stability, a natural appearance, and improved functionality. They also stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone loss and preserving your facial structure.



What are the benefits of multi-tooth implants?



Multi-tooth implants provide numerous benefits, including enhanced self-confidence, improved chewing ability, prevention of teeth shifting, and preservation of the jawbone. They also restore the natural look and function of your smile.



What does the multi-tooth implant procedure involve?



The procedure involves an initial assessment to evaluate gum and bone health, treatment of any gum issues, and the placement of titanium screws into the jawbone. After a healing period, the implants are used to support artificial teeth that blend seamlessly with your natural smile.



How long does it take to recover from multi-tooth implant surgery?



Recovery from the initial implant placement typically takes a few weeks, during which the jawbone fuses with the implants in a process called osseointegration. Full healing and final placement of the artificial teeth can take several months, depending on individual healing rates.



Am I a candidate for multi-tooth implants?



Ideal candidates for multi-tooth implants have good oral and overall health, sufficient jawbone density, and healthy gums. A consultation with your periodontist will determine if multi-tooth implants are the right option for you.


Contact Us for More Information:



If you're considering multi-tooth implants and have questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you on your journey to a revitalized smile. Call us today at 508-996-3131.

Reclaim your smile and confidence with multi-tooth implants at Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in New Bedford, Falmouth, & Hyannis, MA.


If you need a multiple tooth implant, but you have questions, why not give Center for Advanced Periodontics and Implant Dentistry a call at 508-204-3145.


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