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The benefits of dental implants

• Most similar option to natural teeth with regard to both aesthetics and function. 

• Feel like real teeth. 

• Are indistinguishable from natural teeth in appearance and function. 

• Provide stable foundations for the prosthesis. This results in fewer pressure sores and less loosening of the prosthesis. The palate is no longer covered by the plastic denture plate, which has a positive effect on speech and chewing.

• Removes the need to file adjacent teeth in the event that a bridge is fitted or a lost tooth replaced.

• Can prevent shrinkage of the jaw due to the natural pressure exerted on the jawbone. Shrinkage occurs in the areas of the jawbone that are no longer subjected to the pressure exerted by teeth. Implants ensure chewing forces are exerted on the bone, which helps to stop the bone shrinking.