Want Dental Implants For Your Rotting And Decaying Teeth? Skip The Veneers And Dentures And Get Implants Today

Rotted and decaying teeth are a problem for many as they start to age, especially if you haven't taken care of your teeth or have a health condition that affects the mouth. If you have multiple teeth that are rotting with cavities and the look and odor are unbearable, it's time to consider dental implants.

Dental implants are low maintenance once they are installed in the mouth and can help give you confidence again. Here are some indications that dental implants are the best option for you.

You Have Severe Decay

If your teeth currently have the following problems, you may want to consider implants instead of veneers:  

• Root damage 
• Cavities
• Severe enamel erosion
• Sensitivity

You don't have to worry about the treatment of those flaws, or how any of those problems affect your oral health when you have the teeth removed for implants. The titanium screws that are fused together with your jaw bones will be durable enough to last for a lifetime, and won't be affected by bacteria.

You Want a Natural-Looking Smile

Dental implants are sized to fit your mouth perfectly. They will replicate the same shape as the original teeth that were supposed to fit that spot. To do this the dental professional will:

• Extract the old teeth
• Graft the jaw bones if necessary
• Repair and clean the gums
• Place the implant anchors into the teeth
• Allow the bone and gums to heal
• Abutment placement
• Faux tooth installation

These aren't going to have an oversized look that is frequently an issue with dentures or veneers.

You Want a Fully Functioning Mouth

With dental implants, you'll be able to do everything that you do with your normal teeth. This includes talking, chewing, and flossing when needed. A lot of people notice speech improvements if their teeth were damaged or had gaps.

You don't have to keep decaying and rotting teeth in the mouth and cover them up with veneers or dentures. Instead, you want to meet with a surgeon that does dental implants to see if implants would be a good option for you.

There are rare instances when the body will reject the implants or there are other complications, so be sure to discuss all possibilities with the dental professional before your surgery. If you want a healthy clean smile, then dental implants are a lifelong investment that can help you achieve this and be confident.