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What Happens When You Replace Missing Teeth

Tuesday, July 28th, 2015

2433646_sMissing teeth can be troublesome for a number of reasons and we strongly recommend considering tooth replacement treatment if you have gaps in your smile. We offer a range of options and will be happy to discuss potential solutions during your consultation. Here are just some of the reasons you should think about replacing missing teeth:

Better oral health

Losing teeth can have a negative impact on your oral health because sockets tend to attract bacteria and the remaining teeth can be harder to clean. By replacing missing teeth, you can enjoy healthier teeth and gums.

Improved speech

Your teeth play an essential role in the formation of words and sounds and losing teeth can affect the clarity of your speech and your ability to pronounce certain sounds. Investing in tooth replacement treatment can help to improve the quality of your speech, which will also have benefits for your confidence, especially in settings where you are required to speak in public or meet people face to face.

Improved aesthetics

Missing teeth impact the look of the smile. Studies show that people who have missing teeth are considered to be less attractive than those with a full set of healthy teeth. If you’re unhappy with the look of your smile, this can also have a negative effect on confidence, as you may feel self-conscious when your smile is on show and you may feel less attractive. Replacing lost teeth with natural-looking prostheses can really make a difference to the way you look and feel.

Improved facial aesthetics

Your teeth act as supports for your lips and cheeks and if you lose a significant number of teeth, this can cause the cheeks to sag and this makes your face look older. Tooth replacement not only gives you a stunning smile, it also rejuvenates your facial aesthetic, helping you to look and feel younger.

To find out about our amazing tooth replacement treatments including dentures, dental implants and dental bridges, call today and book an appointment.

Teeth that go missing in Central Leeds

Saturday, December 15th, 2012

So what do you do if your teeth go missing in central Leeds? You find a way to get it replaced as soon as you can, especially if the teeth have gone astray in certain areas in the mouth. If you have lost a tooth right at the back of the mouth, you may get away with out having to get it replaced; however, it is when a tooth or indeed, several teeth have gone astray among a line of teeth that you can start to get complications. The remaining teeth are in danger of moving into the space, making them vulnerable to infection from bacteria as well; from an aesthetic angle, it will affect the way you smile and in the case of multiple tooth loss, the face can sag around the gap. So, what choices do you have for replacing your missing teeth? Well, the cheapest way is to get a partial denture fitted; these will adhere discreetly around the remaining teeth, are easy to manage and look very natural. But if you are looking to get a solid replacement, dental bridges are a very reliable substitute for your missing tooth. But the Rolls-Royce of tooth replacement has got to be a dental implant set into the jawbone, to which a crown is attached. All have their own qualities, all work very well and they will help to maintain the vanity of your smile and the ongoing health of your mouth.

Teeth that go missing in Central Leeds

Wednesday, November 28th, 2012

There are many ways your teeth can go AWOL in central Leeds, but whether it be by poor oral hygiene and tooth decay or from injury, the point is that you should do all you can to plug up the gap quickly, otherwise, there is a chance that the surrounding teeth could suffer, become infected and hence lead to further loss in the future. If your tooth has been knocked out and you can save it, chances are that if you get to a dentist quickly, it can be popped back in. But if the tooth has gone altogether, you are going to have to have a replacement made. This can come in several guises: partial dentures are becoming more and more popular when a tooth has gone missing because they are easy and cheap, plus they work perfectly. However, if you fancy something more permanent, then the other options are either a dental bridge or to go all out and have a dental implant screwed into your jaw and topped with a crown. In all cases, they are all perfect in what they do and aside from the aesthetics to your smile and face that they maintain and keep you looking young: from a health angle, they also help to retain the ‘bite’ of the mouth so that the pressure on your jaw joints is kept to a minimum.