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Looking for a long-term solution for one of more missing teeth? If so, Dr. Mason Segura may recommend dental implants here at Syracuse Family Dental as a solution. Dental implants are one of the most effective and long-lasting restoration options our team offers, replacing both the root and the crown of your missing tooth. These prosthetic teeth can be used to replace a single missing tooth, multiple missing teeth or an entire missing dental arch, and during your consultation with our dentist, we will help you decide which of our implant restorations best address your smile’s specific needs.

Each dental implant consists of two parts: the implant post and the implant restoration. The implant post, a small, biocompatible titanium screw, replaces the root of your missing tooth and anchors your restoration. The implant post is what distinguishes implants from most other restoration options, since it is surgically inserted directly into the jawbone, creating a stable foundation for your prosthetic tooth or teeth and encouraging the growth of bone tissue to prevent bone loss.

The second part of your dental implant is called the implant restoration. After you have fully healed from your implant placement, and your implant post has been given enough time to fully integrate into your jawbone, our dentist and team will work to help design your restoration. This restoration, whether it is a single dental crown, a dental bridge or a full denture, will cap your implant or implants and complete your treatment.

Dental implants are ideal permanent tooth replacements as they look, feel and function just like your natural teeth. Your implants will also need the same care as your natural teeth, including daily brushing and flossing and regular visits to your dentist. When properly maintained, your implant can last you a lifetime.

As long as their remaining teeth and gums are healthy, anyone missing one or more teeth could qualify for dental implants. Even those with preexisting conditions, such as gum disease, can receive a dental implant after their oral health needs are met. You can learn more about implant dentistry in Syracuse, Utah, by calling our office at 801-776-2461 and planning your consultation with our team today.