Quiz: What Are The Benefits Of Dental Implants?

When you lose one or more teeth, then you need replacement with a prosthetic. Otherwise, untreated tooth loss could have serious negative consequences for your oral health and your smile’s appearance. Fortunately, we can use dental implants to address tooth loss, offering a number of benefits for those with missing teeth.

Try Our Quiz on the Benefits of Dental Implants

1. True or False: They act as new tooth roots.
2. True or False: We can prevent further tooth loss.
3. True or False: They last for much longer than bridges or dentures.
4. True or False: They look natural.

Answer Key

1. True. Instead of relying on crowns or natural suction, dental implants are inserted into the jawbone surgically, acting as new tooth roots after bonding with the jawbone tissue. As a result, they are much more secure and can last for a significantly longer amount of time than bridges or dentures.
2. True. Since the new teeth will stimulate the growth of jawbone tissue, they help prevent further tooth loss. When we lose a tooth, the body takes note and suspends the flow of calcium and phosphorus to the jawbone around the lost tooth, eventually leading to an older appearance and further tooth loss. Implant dentistry can help avoid these complications!
3. True. A dental bridge can last between 10 and 15 years, while a removable partial or full denture may need to be replaced every 5 to 10 years. Since the implants stimulate jawbone growth and the jawbone won’t be changing shape over time, your new teeth can last for much longer!
4. True. We complete our new teeth with a custom-made dental crown. Made from lifelike and durable ceramic, the crown ensures the new tooth blends with your smile and looks completely natural. If you have any questions about replacing missing teeth, then contact our team today.

Do You Have Questions About Dental Implants?

We can help you enjoy a full and healthy smile with lifelike implant dentistry. To learn more, schedule an appointment, call Gentle Smiles in Dallas, TX, today at 972-329-7645 (972-329-SMILE).