Once the implant has healed with the jaw, a connective piece called an abutment is attached. Finally, your restoration is connected to the abutment and your implant is fully secure.
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Dental implants are small titanium posts that act as artificial tooth roots for missing teeth. The posts are surgically placed into and fuse with your jawbone so a restorative piece—such as a dental crown, bridge, or denture—may be attached.
Once the implant has healed with the jaw, a connective piece called an abutment is attached. Finally, your restoration is connected to the abutment and your implant is fully secure.
The cost of treatment for a single implant could range from $2000 to $4000 and up depending on the person's requirements and the number of implants.
There are too many factors that make it impossible to provide an exact amount without a proper dental examination.
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If you have lost a single tooth due to an accident or from periodontal disease, that one tooth can be replaced using a dental implant. Your new tooth will look and function just like your other natural teeth.
Dental bridges are composed of two or more dental crowns, with false teeth in between. The bridge will be attached to your implant or natural tooth in two or more places, and the false teeth will fit snugly into the remaining gaps.
You do not need a dental implant for each and every one of your missing teeth. All you need is four precisely placed implants on the top of your mouth, and four on the bottom, to restore your full smile.
Dr. Somayeh Nourian is the principal dentist at Kiwi Dental, focusing on restorative, cosmetic and dental surgeries. She has been practicing dentistry since 2006 as a family dentist and has earned the trust of many families to take care of their oral health.
She graduated from the University of Ottawa with a bachelor of Biochemistry and earned her dental degree from the University of Toronto in 2006. She has a passion for dental surgeries and cosmetic dentistry, including dental implants, gum grafts, Invisalign and currently part of the Ontario Dental Implant Network.