When should you go for Dental Implants
>> If you have a missing tooth, perhaps due to an accident, or decay, then you might be anxious about getting it fixed, especially front teeth.
>> There might be a gap between two of your teeth that you want to get sorted, but you're not sure of the best way, and don't like the idea of lots of dental work.
>> Having gaps between your teeth, for whatever reason, can stop you from smiling, and so having the gap filled can make your life much easier again.
>> A gap can also affect how you chew, and so you might be avoiding certain foods, or having to restrict your diet, because of your teeth.
>> Your speech might be affected, and you might struggle to say certain words. If your speech is restricted by your teeth, and you're in a customer facing or telephone role, then your job can be made that much harder.
>>Traditional solutions to gaps in teeth, such as dentures or bridges are being superseded, by more modern methods that are less painful, and more secure, and long lasting too.
Dental implants will function just the same as your other teeth, and will restore your smile, speech and the ability to eat your favorite foods again. Your new tooth or teeth will bring back your confidence, and give you the freedom you want to enjoy your life again, free from pain, and an unsightly gap between your teeth.