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Replacement of a single tooth
Dental Implant replacement of a single tooth
When both the tooth and root are
damaged, the best permanent replacement is a dental implant
in conjunction with a ceramic crown. This solution both
looks and functions just like a natural tooth.
The most common method for replacing a single missing tooth is
with a fixed bridge that is cemented to the teeth on either
side of a missing tooth. With all fixed bridges the teeth
adjacent to the space must be reduced to properly hold the
bridge. The most conservative bridge is a Resin-Bonded Bridge (RBB),
sometimes called a Maryland bridge. the resin-Bonded Bridge
offers the advantage of minimal reduction of adjacent teeth to
support the missing tooth. this type of bridge can only be
used under certain circumstances.
A conventional bridge requires that the teeth on either side of
the space be reduced in size to take room for crown which are
then cemented onto the prepared teeth. The artificial
replacement tooth is attached to these crowns prior to
cementation. when properly maintained, the resin bonded bridge
and the conventional bridge can last many years.
Implants can be considered to replace a single tooth. Often when the
teeth on either side of the space are in good health, an
implant may be the most conservative means of replacing the
missing teeth because the adjacent teeth do not have to be
reduced.
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The first step is the placement of the titanium implant. The
implant will remain covered underneath the gum for
approximately 3 to 6 months. During this time, the implant
should fuse to the bone.
2. The second step of procedure involves uncovering the
implant and attaching a post. This completes the foundation
on which your new tooth will be placed. In some instances,
the implant dentist may decide to place the post at the time
of the initial surgery.
3. The final step is the placement of your new tooth by your
dentist. With techniques that ensure optimal size, shape,
color and fit, this replacement tooth should blend with your
remaining teeth.
Dental Implants replacement of single and
several teeth at Silom Dental Building
- lower right and left block bone graft
- 3 lower and 1 upper implant placement
(Click on image for detailed view)
Before Dental Implant replacement
Before Dental Implant replacement
After Dental Implant replacement
After Dental Implant replacement
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