Are Dental Implants Right For You?
Having decaying or missing teeth may cause all kinds of pain and discomfort, let alone difficulty with daily activities and embarrassment over the way your smile looks. If you wonder what your solutions may be to fixing some of these oral health concerns, dental implants may be the right solution for you. In Montville, NJ, dental implants can be performed by a staff of professionally trained dentists at Morris Dental Care Dr. Janice Lee, Dr. Rachel Synder Dr. Sarah Chen, and Dr. Justin Kang.
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are used to replace rotting or missing teeth with a permanent, synthetic solution. Using a metal screw to attach to a person's jaw, an implant can be inserted into the gums and coupled with a crown to mimic a natural tooth. In this way, a dental implant can replace a tooth that has been removed due to cavity or damage and blend in with existing teeth for better appearance and function.
Benefits of Dental Implants
Dental implants have both cosmetic and functional benefits for a person's oral health. By creating a seamless smile, you may experience increased confidence and satisfaction with the way you look. In addition, by replacing rotting or damaged teeth, you will help to decrease your risk for further oral health problems, decrease pain and discomfort, and increase the function of your gums and teeth to improve daily activities, such as biting and chewing. Implants may also reduce the risk of remaining teeth shifting around in your mouth or changing the structure of your mouth and face, which can occur when there are gaps in your teeth without dental implants.
Who To Call
If you are ready to take the next step in your oral health journey to fix your smile, reduce pain and discomfort, and create the opportunity for better health outcomes, it may be time to consider dental implants in Montville, NJ, with Morris Dental Care. Give us a call today at (973) 227-1820 for any questions or to make an appointment with Dr. Janice Lee, Dr. Rachel Synder Dr. Sarah Chen, and Dr. Justin Kang.