Obtain dental implants from a competent dentist
Patients in the Maple Grove, Minnesota community and beyond often ask Dr. Richard Weimar of Weimar Family and Implant Dentistry about how dental implants work to restore the smile after tooth loss. This popular treatment allows for the long-term replacement of one or more missing teeth. These posts are placed into the patient’s jawbone and restored as needed to obtain a beautiful smile that functions at its best!
How do dental implants work in replacing missing teeth?
Dental implants are one of the most popular methods of replacing missing teeth. They are typically made from titanium, which is a solid and durable metal. The implant is placed into the jawbone, and over time it fuses with the bone to create a strong and proper foundation for a replacement tooth.
After the implant has bonded with the jawbone, a small post, called an abutment, is placed on top of it. This is what will ultimately support the replacement tooth. In some cases, the abutment may be placed at the time of implant surgery. In other cases, it may be placed after the implant has had time to heal and bond with the bone.
After the abutment is in place, the replacement tooth can be attached to it. This tooth is known as a crown and is made to match your natural teeth in color and shape.
Why choose dental implants for tooth replacement?
Dental implants are one of the more effective ways to restore missing teeth. They are strong and durable and can last for many years with proper care. In addition, they look and function just like natural teeth. With implant-supported teeth, you can eat the foods you love and smile confidently!
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Replacement of missing teeth with Implants, Upper Anterior Cosmetics Do not wait another day to talk to your dentist about restorative dentistry solutions for the smile!
If you are considering using dental implants to replace one or more missing teeth, talk to Dr. Richard Weimar of Maple Grove, MN, about whether they are right for you. He can evaluate your individual situation and give you the best possible treatment plan. Weimar Family and Implant Dentistry is available to assist you with the care you need for a healthier smile at the office, located at 11256 86th Avenue North. Call (763) 275-3080 to request an appointment today!
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Dental Implants - Dr. Weimar
Hi! I am Dr. Rick Weimer, and I would like to provide you with some basic information about dental implants. Dental implants are titanium cylinders that take the place of a root of a tooth, they can replace a single tooth, they can be used to replace several teeth or all the teeth in an arch. This is one of the dental implants, and what it looks like – this is an oversized example – things that stands out to people are the threads, the threads doesn’t mean they are screwed into place, that’s the way they are held in place. What ends up happening, is your body grows bone that locks into these threads and holds it in place, a dental implant procedure is a small surgical procedure, that can be done in as little as 15 to 30 minutes with a patient leaving with several stitches that dissolve within the course of a week. Some of the more common questions we get with, patients about dental implants are number 1: of course does it hurt? Number 2 is: will I miss any work? Typically, people are taking just, ibuprofen or Tylenol the day of the appointment and directly after the surgical procedure and they’re not usually missing any work at all, a lot of times people will come in, in the afternoon and the next day go to work without a problem. One of the other things that we should mention is that if you think that you are a candidate for a dental implant, if you would like to find out if it is a possibility for you, we do offer a free consultation of x-rays to assess how an implant might work for you, we have a bit of experience with this, having placed about 3000 implants over the course of 17 years. So we would love to hear from you! Thanks a lot.
