Who is a candidate for dental implants?

Anyone who is missing one or more (even all) of their teeth may be a candidate for implants. If all or most of your teeth are missing, then implants may be placed to anchor a denture. You would require a clinical exam to determine your potential for implants and an x-ray to evaluate the amount of bone remaining. Sometimes, if there is already some bone loss, bone can be added and regenerated.  

Why should I consider dental implants? What will happen if I don’t replace by lost teeth?

Firstly, there is an esthetical issue as missing teeth lead to an unattractive smile, poor speech and loss of confidence.

Secondly and most importantly, when you lose your teeth, you gradually lose the bone that supported them. As this bone disappears, problems with other teeth nearby happen. This results in loose teeth. Since the bone is deteriorating, it will spread and deteriorate around healthy teeth and ultimately cause the loss of those teeth too.
It's much better to replace a tooth before all of the side effects kick in. By waiting, you risk the possibility of not being able to receive the same, simple type of treatment that would have been possible earlier.

How long do implants last?

Different long term research studies have shown that implants which have been placed in good bone can last for a patient's lifetime. Regular maintenance, dental hygienist visits, excellent homecare and smoke free lifestyle will help to ensure the success rate of your implants as high as 98%.

How Painful Are Dental Implants?

Most people who have received dental implants say that there is very little discomfort involved in the procedure. Local anesthesia can be used during the procedure, and most patients report that implants involve less pain than a tooth extraction.
After the dental implant, mild soreness can be treated with over-the-counter pain killers

How Do I Care for Dental Implants?

Dental implants require the same care as real teeth, including brushing, flossing, rinsing with an antibacterial mouthwash, and regular dental check-ups and hygiene visits for clean and polish procedure.
 

 

Dental Implants Auckland

 

Fix Dental Problems with Dental Implants in Auckland

 

Dental problems can be a sensitive subject. Fortunately, our skilled team handles these matters with tact and professionalism. Dental implants in Auckland can be your solution to correct existing long term dental issues. Our professional team has the skills to assist you in getting the necessary treatments to give you your million-dollar smile back.

 

Benefits of Dental Implants in West Auckland

 

Medical intervention can be daunting; hence it's important to choose a product and treatment plan that will suit your needs best. Dental implants can be a suitable replacement for natural teeth when decay occurs. These strong replacements are made from titanium to prevent your body from rejecting them. They look and feel like natural teeth, adding to a comfortable replacement. Fusing with your bones over time, these implants have a high possibility of becoming permanent.

 

• If you have several missing teeth, these implants can be an alternative solution for getting your perfect smile back. In addition, if we discover bone deterioration during the assessment, our team can assist in regenerating bone to anchor these implants.

• Besides the possible aesthetic problem of missing teeth, when you have missing teeth, it allows the bone to deteriorate over time; this will, in return, affect your other, possibly healthy teeth, resulting in more dental problems.

• These dental implants can last a long time. With a success rate of 98%, it's a quality option for patients. In addition, dental checkups and a hygienic routine can provide you with a long term solution so you won't have to worry about such dental issues in the future.

 

What You Can Expect from Asmile Regarding Dental Implants in West Auckland

 

Permanent dental implants can come with a few worries from patients. First, many patients are concerned about just how painful and uncomfortable such a procedure might be before choosing this as their treatment plan.

 

• We can use local anaesthesia during the procedure to make patients as comfortable as possible, although many patients claim there is minimal discomfort included in these procedures. However, after the implants are done, you could experience some soreness, and pain medication can help.

• These implants don't require extensive care; you can follow your regular healthy oral care routine, including brushing, flossing, mouthwash, and regular check-ups, among other routine musts.

• At Asmile, we use high-quality equipment, and our team consists of dedicated professionals using top-class techniques. After you've had your clinical exam and x-rays, you can look forward to being treated in our beautiful sanitary treatment rooms.

 

About Asmile

 

With over 25 years of experience, we have the goods to ensure quality results. Our team boasts an extensive range of skills and can assist you with your dental problems. We can provide excellent care in modern treatment rooms and provide accurate diagnostics and a maintenance plan.

 

If you’re looking for dental implants in West Auckland, don't hesitate to contact Asmile to help you get the most out of your dental assessment.