DENTAL IMPLANT

 Dental implants are popular because they look, feel, and function like natural teeth. They can also help preserve the jawbone and prevent the bone loss that typically occurs with missing teeth  system that promises a beautiful and better smile At APEX

Dental implants are the most effective long-term solution

to get you chewing , smiling, laughing, and showing off a complete smile to the world again.

Reasons to Consider Dental Implant Today?

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root, usually made of titanium, that is surgically placed into the jawbone. It serves as a strong foundation for a replacement tooth, known as a crown, which is custom-made to match your natural teeth

    • Restores Function They allow you to chew and speak naturally, just like real teeth.
    • Prevents Bone Loss – When a tooth is lost, the jawbone can deteriorate over time. Implants help maintain bone density by stimulating the jawbone.
    • Long-Lasting Solution – With proper care, implants can last for decades, making them a durable alternative to dentures or bridges.
    • Improves Appearance – They look and feel like natural teeth, enhancing your smile and facial structure.
    • Keeps Adjacent Teeth Stable – Missing teeth can cause neighboring teeth to shift, affecting your bite. Implants help maintain alignment

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Why Our Patients Love Dental Implants at Apex Dental Clinic 

 

Why Our Patients Love Dental Implants Rather Then Bridge

benefit 1

Effective at stopping the lower third of the face from changing due to jawbone loss

benefit 2

Implants do not disturb the health of neighbouring teeth ensuring overall oral health is maintained.

benefit 3

A stronger alternative to dentures and Bridge

benefit 4

A confidence-boosting treatment.

benefit 5

Lifechanging – a new set of teeth can improve your confidence in ways you never again thought possible.

benefit 6

A more stable alternative to a dental bridge that can last several years if well-taken care of and flossing around a dental implant is much easier than around a Bridge.

 

How Our Clinic Helps Maintain Dental Implant Health

At APEX DENTAL CLINIC , we understand that getting a dental implant is a big investment in your oral health. That’s why we are committed to helping our patients maintain their implants for long-lasting success. Here’s how we ensure your implant stays healthy and strong:

Personalized Implant Care Plans

Every patient is unique, and so are their dental needs. We provide customized care plans to ensure optimal oral hygiene, preventing infections and complications.

Education on Implant Care

We guide our patients on proper brushing and flossing techniques, recommend implant-friendly oral care products, and provide tips for maintaining healthy gums

Regular Check-Ups & Monitoring

Routine visits allow us to check the stability of your implant, assess gum health, and detect any early signs of implant-related issues.

Protection Against Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)

If you grind your teeth, your implant may be at risk. We offer custom night guards to prevent excessive pressure and damage.

Emergency Care for Implant Issues

Should you experience discomfort, swelling, or loosening of your implant, we provide prompt evaluation and treatment to protect your investment.

Professional Cleanings

Our skilled hygienists perform deep cleanings designed for implants, removing plaque and bacteria that could lead to peri-implantitis (implant-related infection).

Nutritional Guidance for Stronger Bones

Healthy gums and bones support your implant. We provide dietary recommendations to ensure you get enough calcium and vitamin D for optimal bone health.

Personalized Home-Care Guidanc

We educate you on the best brushing techniques, recommend implant-safe oral care products, and provide tailored advice for maintaining healthy gums and strong jawbones.

 Taking care of your dental implant is essential for its longevity and your overall oral health. Here are some key tips to keep it in top shape

  1. Maintain Excellent Oral Hygiene – Brush twice a day using a soft-bristled toothbrush and floss daily, paying extra attention to the areas around the implant.
  2. Choose Implant-Friendly Products – Use non-abrasive toothpaste and implant-safe floss to prevent irritation. – Be Mindful of Your Diet – Avoid hard and crunchy foods that could put unnecessary pressure on the implant, especially during the healing phase
  3. Monitor for Any Changes – Keep an eye out for gum inflammation, sensitivity, or loosening of the implant, and contact your dentist if you notice anything unusual.
  4. Stay Hydrated – Drinking water regularly helps rinse away food particles and bacteria, reducing the risk of infection.
  5. Wear a Nightguard (if needed) – If you grind your teeth at night, a nightguard can protect your implant from excessive pressure
  6. Regular Dental Visits – Routine checkups and cleanings help ensure your implant remains healthy and functional. Would you like more details on any of these? I know you have an interest in dental topics, so I can tailor the advice to your specific concerns!

Dental implant failure can happen for several reasons, though the success rate is generally high. Here are some common causes:

Early Failure (Shortly After Surgery)

  • Infection (Peri-implantitis): Bacteria can infect the implant site, leading to inflammation and bone loss.
  • Poor Osseointegration: The implant may not fuse properly with the jawbone, often due to insufficient bone density.
  • Micro-movements: If the implant shifts before healing, it can prevent proper integration.
  • Allergic Reaction: Some people may have sensitivity to titanium or other materials used in implants.

Late Failure (Months or Years Later)

  • Gum Disease: Poor oral hygiene can lead to infections that weaken the surrounding bone.
  • Smoking: Reduces blood flow to the gums, slowing healing and increasing failure risk.
  • Bruxism (Teeth Grinding): Excessive pressure on the implant can cause it to loosen or break.
  • Medical Conditions: Autoimmune diseases, diabetes, or osteoporosis can slow healing and affect implant stability

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