If you are thinking about aesthetics you are right, but there are two even more important reasons: The absence of a tooth causes the rest of the teeth to move. This has a great aesthetic implication and later you will need braces to correct it. But above all, it increases the risk of caries since […]
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The price of implants is one of the factors that is usually taken into account when evaluating this treatment. It is true that, as there are more dental clinics offering it, the prices are more competitive, but it would be a mistake for this to be the only factor that leads us to decide for […]
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One of the most frequent consultations of patients who have lost or have to replace one or more teeth, is whether it is better to opt for a prosthesis fixed on the teeth or fixed on a dental implant. Although in most cases it is recommended to opt for dental implants, the most appropriate treatment […]
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Over the years, our mouth and our face also show the signs of the passage of time: dry mouth, wear of the dental surface, receding gums, changes in color… A series of symptoms that affect us both aesthetically and functionally. The most common case is the loss of one or more teeth, which, in addition […]
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Immediate loading implantology procedures are becoming less and less invasive, so recovery is much faster and practically painless. This is why we can now say that dental implants do not have to cause pain, either during or after placement. But it is clear that this statement cannot be generalized to all patients. To begin with, […]
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With the advance of techniques in implant surgery, such as virtual guided surgery and immediate load implantology, postoperative recovery is increasingly faster, there is less discomfort and the patient enjoys the result, fixed teeth, from the first day. However, there are some tips that patients can follow to take care of their dental implants after […]
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Osseointegration is a very important concept when we talk about dental implants, and it generates some of the most frequent doubts among our patients: what it is and how it affects them. In this post we will try to resolve doubts on this subject, and on the relationship between osseointegration and immediate load implantology. What […]
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When a patient suffers the loss of one or more teeth, his or her daily life is immediately affected: chewing becomes more difficult, he or she may have difficulty speaking because he or she does not vocalize well, and even smiles and laughs less because he or she is embarrassed, which affects his or her […]
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Dental implants and periodontal diseases are perhaps one of the most complex relationships in dentistry. Periodontitis, if not treated in time, can result in the loss of teeth and molars, which would be solved with implants. But at the same time, the disease itself translates into a decrease in available bone and a greater predisposition […]
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Dental implants allow many people to recover the esthetics and functionality of their mouth, which means an improvement in both their health and their general wellbeing. Implants allow us to eat, speak, smile and laugh again with confidence and security, which also translates into an increase in our psychological well-being. Even so, there are still […]
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