With dental implants, we can permanently replace your missing teeth

By using dental implants, a dentist can replace one, some, or even all of your natural teeth with a permanent, aesthetically pleasing, and functional solution. Contact North London clinic Aura Dental if you have a tooth or teeth that are missing or failing to learn more about how implant treatment can help you, restoring so much more than just your beautiful smile.

The advantages of dental implants

At our North London clinic, we are always keen to stress the importance of replacing any missing teeth you may have. Any dentist will tell you the same, and it’s about more than just aesthetic concerns (although having a gappy smile can negatively impact on your self-esteem).

When teeth are lost, your remaining teeth will likely move into any gaps, often becoming crooked and misaligned in the process, thus more difficult to clean. This can affect your ability to eat a full, healthy diet, as well as increasing your risk of further tooth loss because dental hygiene becomes more complicated with crooked teeth.

Dental implants have numerous advantages over traditional dentures and bridges. Implants are the only permanent way to replace missing teeth, and the only way a dentist can replace lost tooth roots. When the roots of the teeth are missing, you may experience bone resorbtion, which can make the placement of dental implants more complex, and can cause the skin around the jaws and jowls to sag.

New teeth secured to dental implants don’t just look natural, they act natural too. This means that you will face none of the dietary restrictions experienced by many traditional denture wearers, and will be able to speak, smile, and laugh with new-found confidence. For this reason, they are the tooth replacement solution of choice at Aura DentalNorth London.

North Londondental implants

At our North London clinic, your dentist can replace one missing tooth with a single implant and crown, or multiple/all missing teeth by using a series of dental implants and an implant-retained bridge.

Most people require only local anaesthetic for the placement of implants, and post-operative discomfort is easily managed with painkillers.