Connecticut Dental Implants
If you are located in any of the following areas you can call our Local Patient Coordinator Offices, and please remember this is NOT where your dental implant procedures will be done. These dental implant patient scheduling locations are purely for administration and patient scheduling for your convenience and should not be confused as the place where your dental implant procedures will be completed. Remember, all dental implant procedures are done at our Headquarters facility listed above.
Connecticut Dental Implants: What are They? Who Needs Them and How to Prevent Losing Teeth
Connecticut Dental Implants: What are They?
Connecticut dental implants are biomaterials used to replace irreparably damaged, cracked, broken, decayed or missing single or multiple teeth. The base consists of a titanium metal screw (dental implant), which is inserted in the bone at the location of the missing tooth, and an artificial crown fabricated to resemble and work just like a natural healthy tooth. Titanium metal was discovered in the early 20th Century to display unique properties that were beneficial to medical science. Not only is it non-corrosive and extremely strong (most professional tennis racquets are made from titanium), but it is also capable of forming a biological bond with the jaw bone. The ability of titanium for ‘osseointegration’, as the fusing process is referred to, is what has made Connecticut dental implants possible.
Connecticut Dental Implants: Who Needs Them?
Regardless of age and gender, chances are that most adults, if not all of them, will at some stage in their lives lose one or more of their adult teeth. While teeth are made of an incredibly hard substance called enamel, which can withstand decades of friction through chewing and grinding, they aren’t invincible and can often break, crack, become dislodged or decayed through a myriad of causes. Hitting your teeth against a hard surface as a result of a bad accident can easily cause teeth to break or fall out. Periodontal disease (bacterial infection of the gums) is another major cause of tooth-loss and jaw bone deterioration. Illness, drug abuse, disease, genetics and birth defects are also reasons why patients present missing teeth. Whatever the cause, Connecticut dental implants are the comprehensive solution for the restoration of oral health, functionality and aesthetics.
Connecticut Dental Implants: How Can I Avoid Needing Them?
While genetics, birth defects and physical trauma received to the face as a result of an accident are for the most part unavoidable, there are many things you can do to prevent the event of needing Connecticut dental implants. The best way is simply to look after your pearly whites. Your teeth are not permanent and no one likes the prospect of having their teeth fall out because they didn’t take the time to care for them properly. Brushing at least twice a day and flossing at night are a great start, but are alone insufficient to prevent the accumulation of bacteria that can cause periodontal gum disease, cavities, caries and other deleterious oral conditions. Regular dental appointments are fundamental in the preservation of dental health and hygiene because only your dentist has the means to really see what’s going on in your mouth. He/she will be able to take the necessary actions to deal with existing problems and prevent future ones. Regular fluoride treatments, anti-bacterial mouthwashes and steering clear of bad habits such as smoking, drug and alcohol abuse are also positive steps in avoiding Connecticut dental implants.
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