Replace Missing Teeth Rocky Hill
Filling the Gap in Your Smile
The consequences of losing a tooth or having one extracted start setting in fairly quickly after the fact. The underlying bone tissue will start to break down, your remaining teeth will drift out of place, and you may soon find that you have trouble performing everyday tasks like chewing your favorite foods and speaking clearly. Here at Dental Essentials of Rocky Hill, we can fill the space with a high-quality restoration that has been carefully chosen and customized just for you. Call us today so we can help you finally put your tooth loss behind you with the best option to replace missing teeth in Rocky Hill, CT.
Why Choose Dental Essentials of Rocky Hill to Replace Missing Teeth?
- Durable, Natural-Looking Replacements
- Dentist Who Takes a Whole-Body Health Approach
- Fully Customized Prosthetics
Dental Bridges
A dental bridge is used when a patient has either lost a single tooth or a few teeth in a row. The prosthetic teeth used to fill the gap are held in place by dental crowns that rest on your natural teeth. Unlike dentures, bridges are permanently fixed in place, so patients don’t need to worry about them slipping at inconvenient times.
Dentures
If you have lost an entire arch of teeth, a denture is usually the most comprehensive solution available. Full dentures, which are held in place via natural suction (or an adhesive if needed), can replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw at once, restoring the basic functions of your mouth and making it possible to smile with confidence again. Patients who have only lost a few teeth can ask about a partial denture that fits into these gaps like a puzzle piece.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are universally considered to be a step above all other forms of tooth replacement. That’s because they restore the roots of the teeth as well as the crowns, giving your new teeth greater stability and strength than they would have otherwise. Not only do dental implants bring back the health of your smile, but they also help maintain your jaw and other oral structures. Plus, they have been shown to last decades longer than other tooth replacement solutions.