Missing Teeth Replacement Allen
Replacing Gaps in Your Smile for a More Confident You
Your dentist will do everything she can to save your natural teeth, but in some instances, removing a compromised tooth may be the only viable option for prioritizing your oral health overall. While you may think losing a tooth is only a cosmetic concern, in reality, failing to have the structure replaced can result in surrounding teeth drifting out of alignment and other subsequent dental issues. To help patients address tooth loss of varying degrees, as well as improve function and chewing efficiency for proper digestion, we offer several prosthodontic options to meet individual needs.
Why Choose Allen Family Dental for Replacing Missing Teeth?
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- Dentist with Specialty Training in Prosthodontics
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are designed to replace between one and three consecutive missing teeth, helping bridge the gap in your smile. They are anchored to your existing teeth, meaning they will need to be altered to support the bridge, but once it’s in place, you will be able to enjoy a complete set of teeth for years to come.
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Dentures
Dentures are the time-trusted option for replacing missing teeth, with the ability to restore either several missing teeth along your arch or an entire row, depending on your needs. Because they’re removable, they don’t offer as much support as dental implants; however, they come with a variety of unique advantages that makes them a top choice for many patients.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are the modern, leading-edge solution to tooth loss. You could be missing one, several, or all of your teeth, and this procedure can be tailored to meet your needs. Instead of just restoring the visible crowns of your missing teeth, implants also repair the root structures, providing enhanced stability, longevity, and function.
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
If you have several missing and failing teeth, our team may recommend a full mouth reconstruction. This involves sitting down with your dentist in Allen for a one-on-one consultation and examination, allowing you both to design the ideal treatment plan to restore your smile.