Dental Implants - Madison & New Haven, CT
“How can I permanently replace missing teeth?”
Whether you have one or more missing or severely damaged teeth, implants offer you the best, most stable and longest-lasting solution. Implants can change not only your smile, but your entire life as well, by giving you replacement teeth that look just like natural teeth. As the most permanent solution for missing teeth, implants are one of the most innovative technologies in modern dentistry today.
Besides looking like natural teeth, implants also feel and function like natural teeth so they make it easy for you to eat, speak and smile comfortably – and with confidence. Dental implants also help preserve facial appearance and prevent bone loss. Many patients discover that implants restore their self-esteem and improve their quality of life.
Before implants, there were no permanent solutions available for people who lost their teeth. Today, Dr. Alan P. Friedler in Madison and New Haven, Connecticut can replace an entire mouthful of missing teeth with dental implants for each tooth — or with a partial denture or fixed bridge anchored to implants.
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How Does A Dental Implant Work?
First, a titanium post is placed in your jaw so that bone and gum tissue are allowed to grow around it. With the integrated implant firmly in place, an artificial tooth can be attached. The final result is a remarkably strong and natural-looking artificial tooth.
Dr. Friedler has extensive implant training and experience. In fact, his implant restorations are so lifelike no one can tell they are not natural teeth.
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Who Is A Candidate For Dental Implants?
To be an implant candidate you must have good general health, good oral health and adequate bone in the jaw to support the implant. You must also be willing to commit to conscientious oral hygiene, as implants require proper brushing, flossing and regular professional dental care.
Give us a call and we’ll give you all the details about how Dr. Friedler’s implants can permanently replace one or more of your missing teeth.
Please visit our Patient Education LIbrary to read more about Dental Implants.
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