Dental Implant Bridges in Lawrenceville, GA

What Are Implant Bridges?

A full-arch implant bridge is used to fill the gaps in a smile, resulting from multiple missing teeth. At Optima Dental, Dr. Houenou’s hybrid treatment allows for complete restoration of your smile so you can feel happy and confident again.

Dental implant-supported bridges will replace your damaged or absent teeth, as well as their roots, ensuring total function without any mishaps. The unique combination of implants and dentures is precisely made to fit your mouth, can be removed, and will establish an all-natural look.

Why Replace Missing Teeth?

The absence of healthy teeth can create a variety of consequences for your appearance, health, and ability to chew and speak. Your self-esteem may decrease because of missing teeth and many people often feel embarrassed or judged by others when they smile. Other complications of missing teeth may include:

• Bone loss
• Shifting of remaining teeth
• Speech difficulties
• Difficulty eating and drinking
• Change in facial shape

Benefits of Implant Bridges

• Restoration of a Smile– Missing teeth cause many people to be self-conscious about their smiles. Implant dentures will give you a stunning smile to be proud of.
• Stable– These are secured to implants making them more stable without the need for adhesive.
• Ability to eat–Implant bridges mean you no longer have to worry about them falling out when you eat
• Natural Feel– They are custom fitted for the most natural feel and fit, giving you the highest level of comfort.
• Improves Overall Health– Missing teeth can cause jaw shrinking, gum disease, oral infections, and more. Full-arch implants make sure your teeth and gums stay healthy.
• Functions properly– Missing teeth can make it hard to eat and speak. Implant bridges act just like your natural teeth making it easy to chew normally.

Taking Care of Your Implant Bridge

To increase the longevity of your implant-supported, full-arch replacement, you will need to keep up with proper care for it. Daily oral hygiene and regular follow-ups are vital for preventing any possible infections or decay from developing in your teeth. It’s important to care for your new restorations with caution for the first few days because you may be sensitive or in slightly sore from the procedure.