Implants - single teeth
The middle tooth in the photograph is actually missing and has been replaced by an implant supported crown.
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This missing tooth can be replaced using either a bridge, denture or implant. An implant is usually the ideal option as the adjacent teeth are not trimmed for support as they usually would need to be for a bridge, and is a permanent and less bulky alternative to a denture. |
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The implant is placed under local anaesthetic and there is very little discomfort afterwards. The implant may then be restored with a crown immediately, or left for up to six months for the bone to attach fully to the implant (integrate). This depends on the quality of the bone. |
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The restoration is placed on the implant, often using a post. |
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