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Multiple Dental Implants Midland, TX

Missing teeth create more than just a gap in your smile. They can cause eating difficulties, speech problems and even loss of confidence. Dentures and dental bridges are solutions but multiple dental implants offer the best choice. Dr. Michael Courter is a top implant dentist who offers multiple dental implants in Midland, TX for patients with a lot of missing teeth.

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Multiple Implants are the best Solution for Tooth Loss

When you have several missing teeth, multiple implants can provide you with so many more benefits that traditional dentures and dental bridges can’t offer.

Benefits of an Implant Supported Dental Bridge

A dental bridge is a good option to fill in the gaps of several missing teeth in a row. But this dental device will require the use of adjacent healthy teeth. The healthy teeth on both sides of the gap will weaken over time and more problems will arise.

An implant supported bridge doesn’t require the use of healthy teeth. This type of restoration preserves all your healthy teeth. And since the implants are in the jaw bone you lower your risk of bone loss.

While both traditional bridges and implant supported bridges are fixed restorations you will need to replace a traditional bridge more often. An implant bridge can last much longer if you take good care of your oral health.

Benefits of an Implant Denture

Traditional dentures are removable prosthetic teeth. While they restore a smile they come with many challenges. Dentures can slip especially when eating or speaking. This movement can be embarrassing and limit your food choices. An implant denture is set in place and will never wiggle or shift.

Dentures don’t stimulate the jaw bone so bone deterioration will occur over time. With denture implants the bone is stimulated and you lower your risk of bone loss. And they feel more natural. Adjusting to implant dentures is easier for people than with traditional dentures.

Dental implants eliminate the hassle of removing dentures for cleaning. You care for them like your natural teeth and simplify your oral hygiene routine. This convenience saves time and reduces the chances of misplacing your prosthetic teeth.

Who needs Multiple Implants?

Multiple implants might be the answer if you have several missing teeth and want a long term and reliable solution. They are perfect for those who:

  • Want a permanent solution for missing teeth.
  • Want to preserve their jaw bone and avoid more oral problems.
  • Want a natural look and feel that matches their existing teeth.
  • Want a hassle free oral care routine that’s like caring for natural teeth.
  • Are uncomfortable or inconvenienced with traditional dentures or bridges.
  • Want to invest in a solution that will minimize future dental work and expenses.

Can I get multiple implants at one time?

Yes you can get multiple implants at one time if your mouth is healthy enough. Dr. Courter often places several implants in one procedure to save time and reduce recovery time. This works great for our patients who need multiple implants.

How many teeth can an implant support?

One implant can support multiple teeth. For example Dr. Courter often uses two implants to hold a bridge to replace three or four teeth. He uses as few as four to six implants for a full arch to support the restoration. It depends on your oral health, bone density and the size of the restoration.


Your Smile Is Worth It

Missing teeth can affect your quality of life but multiple implants is a long term solution. This treatment is durable, preserves bone and enhances your smile. Other options like traditional dentures and bridges have their place in dentistry but multiple implants is the best for those who want a permanent solution.

Get started today and replace your missing teeth by scheduling a consultation. Call the office of Dr. Courter at 432-287-9531 or request an appointment online.

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