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Posted on 8/25/2017 by Tessa Smith-Greisch |
 Dental implants are an incredible way of restoring functionality to your mouth when you have missing teeth. However, there are often questions about them from people who are considering them. If you think that your mouth could benefit from getting dental implants, find out more from your oral surgeon.
They are going to be able to answer questions that specifically refer to your mouth. In the meantime, here are a few important things to know that may help you make your decision. What to Know When It Comes to Dental ImplantsDental implants are the choice most people make because of their longevity. When they are well taken care of, they can last the rest of your life. This makes the initial investment well worth it because of how long they last.Dental implants are a lot less painful than most people think. The first day or two after having the implants placed is tender, but not miserable for most recipients. From there, the discomfort is minimal, and is usually easily managed by over the counter pain medication. Dental implants look just like your original teeth once did. They are indistinguishable by most people, other than industry experts. They require the same type of care that your original teeth once required, in order to keep them in your mouth properly. You will have to brush and floss like you always should have, just to keep your dental implants looking and functioning their best. When you have specific questions that pertain to your mouth and your oral health, it is important that you speak with your oral surgeon. General dentists cannot perform dental implant placement surgery, so make sure you find an oral surgeon who has experience in this type of surgery. Then, ask as many questions as you have to find out if they would be right for you. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call us at (608) 960-7650 today. |
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