Missing Teeth Plantation
Crafting Complete Smiles with Reliable Prosthetics
When replacing missing teeth, a dentist can use several options to create a complete, fully functional smile. At Plantation Dental Studio and Implant Center, we give patients the opportunity to share which method of treatment they prefer – dental bridges, dentures, or dental implants. Each offers many great benefits, and our team will be happy to go over these details during a scheduled consultation. If you’re ready to take back your smile and the confidence to go with it, contact our office today.
Why Choose Plantation Dental Studio and Implant Center for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Convenient, In-House Dental Implant Placement & Restoration
- Mess-Free Digital Impressions Used for Greater Patient Comfort
- Advanced Dental Technology Delivers Enhanced Imaging
Dental Bridges
With the help of one or more artificial teeth filling the gap that exists between two dental crowns, a customized dental bridge can be used to create a cohesive smile – one that is without multiple consecutive teeth. We will use healthy abutment teeth on either side of the gap to help anchor the bridge so that it blends in with your remaining smile and offers superior durability and function for easy daily use.
Dentures
As one of the most reliable methods of tooth replacement available, dentists have been repairing and rebuilding smiles with these effective prosthetics for centuries. Although previous versions were made out of various materials, including wood and ivory, advancements in the field of dentistry over time now allow for more lifelike results that blend in seamlessly and make it easier to enjoy normal daily tasks, such as eating and speaking. We offer both partial and full dentures depending on how many teeth you are missing.
Dental Implants
Instead of choosing prosthetics that only replace the visible portions of your teeth (the crown), you can select a more comprehensive approach – dental implants. Going deep below the gumline and into the jawbone are titanium posts that mimic natural tooth roots, delivering continuous stimulation and providing superior support to your custom restoration. Dental implants deliver a root-to-crown restorative solution that can withstand daily wear and tear and last nearly a lifetime.