Missing Teeth Rogers
You Deserve a Complete, Confidence-Inspiring Smile
Even having just one missing tooth puts you at a major disadvantage; however, when multiple teeth are lost, your dental health is in serious jeopardy. Thankfully, any tooth or teeth inside the mouth that have been lost can easily be restored—not just in terms of appearance, but also in terms of functionality. To learn more about your tooth replacement options or to speak with our team about kicking off the process of rebuilding your smile, just contact our Rogers office today.
Why Choose Todd Phelan, DDS for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- In-House Savings Plan & Flexible Financing
- CEREC Same-Day Restorations Available
- Dental Team That Emphasizes Patient Comfort
Dental Implants
Dental implants are often referred to as the gold standard when it comes to replacing missing teeth, and when you see all of the benefits and advantages they offer, it’s easy to understand why. Dental implants are small posts that are surgically placed below the gumline, where they can fuse with the jawbone to form a permanent bond. From there, custom-made dental restorations can be connected on top to serve as replacement teeth. They receive incredible support from the implant posts and restore a patient’s oral functionality and health.
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Dental Bridges
A dental bridge is a type of restoration that can be used to assist patients who are missing a few teeth along the same arch. Serving as a literal bridge to close the gap, it relies on crowns placed on the teeth adjacent to the gap, which are connected by a row of pontics, or replacement teeth. Bridges can last for 5 to 15 years with proper care, and in some cases, can be combined with dental implants for even more support and longevity.
Dentures
If you’re missing multiple teeth, don’t despair. We can provide a personalized partial or full denture that restores your smile and allows you to chew and speak with confidence once more. We recommend that patients with dentures continue to brush their gums, tongue, and palate every morning in order to stimulate circulation in the tissues. It's also a good idea to regularly visit for denture fit check-ups as well as attend regular oral cancer screenings. Our office can also professionally clean your dentures for you, allowing them to look good as new!
Full Mouth Reconstruction
Do you have multiple decayed, damaged, or missing teeth along both arches? Are you worried that restorative dentistry simply isn’t an option for your circumstances? You’ll be happy to hear that full mouth reconstruction exists for these very scenarios. By combining various restorative and cosmetic treatments, we can create a highly personalized and streamlined treatment plan designed to fully refresh your smile in terms of look, feel, and function. The result is that you’ll be able to enjoy all the benefits that come with having a complete smile, including remarkable self-esteem.