Dental Implants - Merritt Island, FL
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Facts About Missing Teeth in Adults
Here are some interesting facts about missing teeth in adults:
- Older adults are more likely to have more missing teeth
- Poor nutrition is one of the causes of tooth loss in adults
- More than 75% of the population has gum disease, the leading cause of tooth loss among adults
- Almost 4% of adults between 20 and 64 years of age have lost all of their teeth
- Missing teeth can cause jaw bone loss
Dental implants may be the most effective way to replace missing teeth permanently. We can place dental implants at a single site or in several areas of the mouth to restore your smile. Please consult with our team to find out if dental implants are an option for you to enhance your smile.
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Dr. Keo Discusses How You Can Smile Confidently With Dental Implants
Restore Missing Teeth with Dental Implants
Boost your self-confidence by restoring your smile with dental implants!
Dental Implants Restore Missing Teeth Permanently
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Dental Implants Restore Missing Teeth Permanently
The titanium composition of dental implants makes it resistant to tooth decay and when placed properly, dental implants are very easy to maintain without additional treatment. The crown resembles the natural tooth structure, and the implant looks and functions just like your real teeth.
Dental Implants Have a High Success Rate
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Dental Implants Have a High Success Rate
Unlike dentures and bridges, dental implants are a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth and have a high success rate. As long as you are taking care of your oral health with preventive dentistry practices, you can expect long lasting results with your dental implants.
Replace One or Several Teeth with Dental Implants
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Replace One or Several Teeth with Dental Implants
We can replace a single missing tooth or several missing teeth with dental implants. Our patients find that dental implants provide both functional and esthetic benefits.
Increase Your Confidence in Your Smile
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Increase Your Confidence in Your Smile
If you have been self-conscious about your smile because of missing teeth, getting dental implants can increase your self-confidence. Many patients report a better quality of life with this permanent tooth replacement procedure.
What are my Dental Implant options?
Think of dental implants as metal anchors, typically made out of titanium. These anchors are surgically placed into the jawbone to hold permanent replacement of teeth.
Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth or multiple teeth. After the implant is placed and given time to fuse with your bone, it will need restored with an abutment and either a crown or bridge. An abutment is a connector piece used to connect the implant post to the restoration. Dr. Keo will take into consideration both aesthetics and functionality when deciding whether to use an individual crown or a bridge to restore your implant.
You Don't Have To Live With Missing Teeth
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Benefits of choosing dental implants include:
- Permanency: Once restored, dental implants are permanent and function like your natural teeth. You will no longer need to worry about wearing unsightly, uncomfortable, or ill-fitting removable partial dentures to fill gaps from missing teeth.
- Aesthetics: They also look and feel like your natural teeth. The final restoration is fabricated to match the shape, color, and size of the teeth around it.
- Halt bone loss: Dental implants halt premature bone loss caused by missing teeth.
- Eating: You can enjoy the foods you love again!
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295 S. Plumosa Street
Merritt Island, FL 32952