The Problem With Failed or Incomplete Implants
Sometimes, dental implants may not give the results you hoped for. This can happen for several reasons, such as incorrect placement, wear over time, or issues with the restoration. When a restoration is damaged or incomplete, it can affect how your teeth look and function. This can make it harder to chew, speak, or smile confidently.
Types of Implant Restorations
Dental implant restorations can involve anything from a simple filling to a complete replacement of the implant. The type of restoration that is best for you will depend on the extent of the damage to your implant and your overall oral health. In some cases, implant repair can be as simple as replacing a missing tooth. However, if the damage is more extensive, you may need a complete implant replacement. Your Valley Smiles dentist will be able to advise you on the best course of action based on your individual needs.
Simple Steps to a Renewed Smile
The process of restoring your dental implant typically involves a few key steps:
Assessment and planning
We evaluate the current condition of your implant and determine the best approach.
Restoration placement
After preparing your implant site, we place the new restoration, whether it’s a crown, bridge, or denture.
Final adjustments
We ensure that the restoration fits comfortably and seamlessly into your smile, with proper alignment and function.
Once your implant restoration is in place, you’ll be able to enjoy a beautiful, functional smile once again.
Get Your Implant Restoration Today
At Valley Smiles, we understand the importance of a healthy, confident smile. No matter what type of dental implant repair you need, we are committed to restoring your smile to its best. We care about our patients and use the latest technology to custom-make implant restorations that fit each patient’s unique needs, ensuring a natural look and feel.
If you’re ready to restore your implant and regain full functionality, contact us today to schedule a consultation. Valley Smiles welcomes patients from all walks of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
