July 9, 2018
The purpose of dental implants is to replace missing teeth — not only to create a healthy smile and boost your level of confidence, but also to benefit the structure of your mouth and face. When you have missing teeth, it can cause problems in your mouth other than not having a beautiful smile, such as teeth drifting, bone loss and a reduced quality of life.
Teeth drifting is when your remaining natural teeth shift because there is space in the mouth from a missing tooth. Shifting makes your teeth crooked and can leave excessive space, which affects the shape of your cheeks and jaw. You must factor in the possibility of larger food particles getting stuck between teeth as well.
Bone loss can occur if you don’t implement the right dental implant system. If no chewing or stimulation contacts the area, your bone can diminish, impacting the way your face and mouth appear. The quality of your life may also be affected if you hate showing your teeth when you smile, which can create an awkward and embarrassing feeling.
But with the durability of dental implants from Hiossen® Implants system, you can replace your missing teeth. It’s the perfect step toward improving your health and well-being.
When you need a permanent solution to replace missing teeth, dental implants look natural. They require the same care as normal ones and also help maintain the structure of your jaw. You may not realize it, but dental implants from Hiossen can prevent the sinking of your face in the case you don’t have all your teeth.
Three components make up an insert. First, the implant is a titanium post that attaches to your jawbone. It acts as an anchor for the crown. Attached to the implant is the abutment, which holds the tooth in place and keeps it from shifting. The third element is the actual tooth, which is the crown. The ceramic tooth provides a natural look and fastens to the abutment, which is one of the important aspects of dental implants. With Hiossen, you have the option between SmartFit abutments and stock abutments.
Dental implants are one of the best restorative solutions for tooth loss compared to dentures or other options.
Several positives of having dental implant surgery include the following:
On the other hand, a drawback of dental implants is that they are more costly upfront. However, the procedure is more cost-effective in the long-run. You must also meet particular requirements, such as healthy bones and gums.
The two biggest questions everyone asks are: “Are dental implants permanent?” and “How long do dental implants last?”
Hiossen Implants offers solutions that last an entire lifetime. If you take time each day to maintain your teeth, you will have sparkling white teeth. Several studies indicate the long-term survival of dental implants — up to a 20-year span. Whether the tests took a look at short-term or long-term use, dental implants were able to withstand up to a decade or more of stress. Crowns can often last between 10 and 15 years before replacement.
Two main factors contribute to dental implant failure: peri-implantitis and failed osseointegration. Failures occur within the first few years or even within the initial six months after surgery. Peri-implantitis is a gum disease. It attacks your implants with an infection that damages the bone around the tooth. The condition can result in a loose tooth.
Failed osseointegration occurs when your bone grows around the implant, making it too secure. It relates to bone quality, whether you smoke or if your dentist used bone grafting as well as their surgical technique.
Other factors that affect how long dental implants last are attributed to your lifestyle and oral hygiene practices. Because Hiossen uses advanced technology, failures rarely occur because of rejection or functionality. But factors such as a preexisting medical condition, disease and misuse of the implants can affect how long they last.
People who smoke or who have diabetes or other medical conditions, like cancer, have a higher risk of dental failure. It’s also imperative you have an adequate jaw bone to support the surgery since the implant fuses with the jaw. If you have bone loss and lost teeth, your dentist must evaluate your circumstances to determine a safe and sustainable solution. If you don’t have an adequate jaw bone, you must complete bone regeneration beforehand.
Your implants may even decline over time depending on the location of your teeth. If located in the back of your mouth, your teeth will experience more strain from chewing, which can cause them to fail more quickly. To reduce the risk of poor placement, the surgery requires an expert in the field.
Finally, grinding of your teeth can result in problems. Grinding can cause significant wear on the implants and may cause them to chip. If your implant does fail, Hiossen provides an Easy Screw Removal kit to aid dental surgeons in safely and quickly removing the implant.
For you to avoid dental implant failure, you must commit to vigilant oral hygiene each day. Adequate brushing and flossing as well as regular check-ups with your dentist several times a year can keep you smiling from cheek to cheek.
Your dental implants will look natural and beautiful throughout your lifetime. We use safe and economical products manufactured under strict quality control. Contact us by visiting our website or by calling 888-678-0001 to learn more about Hiossen’s implant system!