Replace Missing Teeth Mercerville
Beautiful, Reliable Tooth Replacement Options
Your smile functions at its best when you have a complete set of teeth. Even losing just one tooth can have an adverse effect on your oral health and your everyday life. Dr. Lavery knows how stressful losing a tooth can be, and he’s here to help you reclaim a complete grin. From traditional bridges and dentures to state-of-the-art dental implants, there are multiple options to consider when it comes to replacing missing teeth in Mercerville; contact us today to learn more.
Why Choose Dr. Brian Lavery Family and Cosmetic Dentistry for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- In-Office Dental Implant Placement and Restoration
- Lifelike, Long-Lasting Replacement Teeth
- Caring, Relaxing Dental Practice
Dental Bridges
Closing a single gap in your smile can be as simple as having a dental bridge placed. Each dental bridge is composed of a number of artificial teeth (also known as pontics) that will act as your replacement teeth. The crowns at either end of the bridge will use your natural teeth for support. We may suggest a dental bridge in situations where only one tooth is missing; it can also be an excellent choice for replacing several teeth in a row.
Dentures
Today’s dentures are more comfortable and natural-looking than ever, and they remain a great choice for individuals who need to have multiple teeth replaced simultaneously. When an entire arch of teeth is missing, we may suggest getting a full denture that rests directly on your gums. On the other hand, if only some of your teeth need to be replaced, you may benefit from getting a partial denture that fits neatly into the gaps and stays in place with the help of clasps.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are able to do something that other forms of tooth replacement can’t: recreate the root structure of your missing teeth. As such, they can have all kinds of benefits for your oral health as well as your quality of life. On top of that, dental implants are highly versatile, able to replace any number of missing teeth with the right number of posts. And when it comes to longevity, it’s not unheard of for dental implants to last for decades.