Dental Implants In Solihull
Eat the foods you love again. Feel confident eating out in public with your friends. Dental implants, a natural looking replacement for dentures and missing teeth.
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are the closest replacements we have for teeth. They are fixed into the mouth like our teeth to help chew. The most suitable material for tooth implants to be made from is titanium. Titanium has been used successfully for medical treatment for decades. It is very biocompatible and safe.
Dental implants were first used in the 1960s. Since then, they have quickly become the first choice for replacing missing teeth. Strictly speaking, dental implants are a ‘screw’ which acts as a root. Crowns, bridges and dentures can be attached over the top of dental implants to help restore missing teeth.
At Heath Dental we use Straumann Dental Implants. Straumann are a global leader in implant, restorative and regenerative dentistry who share our passion for quality and the desire to achieve the best results. Straumann dental implants can bring back the benefits and sense of confidence that come with having strong, healthy teeth.
What are your options for missing teeth?
Why Have Dental Implants?
The number one reason is that they look and feel like natural teeth:
- No difficulty eating and chewing
- Speak clearly
- Protect other teeth and bone
- Straightforward procedure in most patients
- Feel confident eating out in public again.
What Type Of Problems Do We Solve?
Dental implants are the ideal solution for many people. During our many years we’ve helped people who had…
- A single missing tooth
- Many missing teeth
- All teeth missing
- Loose fitting dentures
- Lost teeth caused by an accident
- Lost teeth caused by gum disease
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Three common questions about Dental Implants
Hello and welcome to Heath Dental, Solihull. Three common questions that patients pose when considering dental implants are does it hurt? How long will my dental implants last? And how much does it cost? So if we take each one in turn
Does it hurt?
We practice pain free dentistry here at Heath Dental so the procedure itself under the type of anaesthetic that we use is completely pain free. Patients have reported discomfort for two to three days after implants have been placed and that’s normally handled by routine medication such as Ibuprofen and Paracetamol.
How long do implants last?
Well an implant should last you as long as your natural tooth. At Heath Dental we practice a long term maintenance programme and our teeth for life programme that not only looks after your teeth but also your implants. So provided you maintain your regular visits and follow the routines that we recommend we guarantee your implants for life.
How much will it cost?
That’s a very difficult one to talk about without physically seeing you. What we do at Heath Dental is invite you in for a free consultation where you get to talk to me about your concerns, what you are looking for and how we can help you.
At the end of that we book in for a detailed assessment and if you like what you see we then outline a treatment plan for you. On that treatment plan will be your investment both in time and money. One of the other things we offer at Heath Dental is affordable payment plans.
So three things we can guarantee for you, one it will be pain free, secondly it will be affordable and thirdly is that your implants will last you as long as you follow our processes.
Your teeth do not stand alone. They are part of a complex, integrated system. That is why each tooth plays such an important role. Every single tooth ensures, for example, that the teeth in front and behind stay aligned.
When we chew, a healthy tooth strengthens the quality of the jawbone and helps prevent bone loss. Missing teeth, on the other hand, can cause the jawbone to shrink. Physical changes to the face are a frequent result. You begin to look older than you really are.
Fortunately, modern dental technology can bring your life back to normal again. By replacing missing teeth, gradual bone resorption can be stopped. As a result, further potential tooth loss can be prevented. In fact, with the right care and expertise, you can have teeth that are strong and that look and feel natural.
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Request Your Free Guide To Dental Implants
We’re sure you have lots of questions about dental implants, which is why we have created a free guide for you to read either online, or we can pop a copy in the post for you.
Patients that have new dental implants fitted to replace their missing teeth tell us how they are now able to chew food again and eat out in restaurants with confidence. What’s more they have more self-belief and no longer feel the need to hide their smile.
In addition, your complete Dental Implants Guide covers all aspects of your dental health, because we want you to know all the facts and what hidden dangers you may face if you stick with your dentures or missing teeth your entire life.
Old-Fashioned Dentures Are Not The Only Answer
We offer a variety of modern dental implant-based tooth replacement solutions for replacing missing teeth. Any of these solutions can help dramatically improve your quality of life; such as enabling proper chewing and speaking, increasing comfort and self-confidence.
Removable implant overdentures provide stability. New teeth are attached to two or more dental implants, making this a cost-effective option. You can chew with confidence a variety of foods and your sense of taste is unaffected. Your teeth can be removed for cleaning and the need for denture adhesives is eliminated.
Removable overdentures on an implant bar. For an even more secure fit, a precision metal bar is attached to your implants, providing stronger support for your removable dentures. Your new teeth can be removed for cleaning and the need for denture adhesives is eliminated.
Fixed implant supported bridges are a more durable solution with natural-looking replacement teeth, secured on four or more dental implants. This solution stimulates bone maintenance, restores chewing function and helps to maintain taste sensation as it doesn’t cover your palate.
Your Next Step
We’d like to invite you along for a Complimentary Consultation to see if you are suitable for Dental implants. Just give us a call of complete the form at the bottom of the page and we’ll book you an appointment.
