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Gum disease, tooth decay, injury, or a genetic condition can all be behind a missing tooth.

Regardless of the underlying cause for missing teeth, if you’re looking to replace a lost tooth or make adjustments to the overall appearance of your mouth, there are different treatments available.

Why you should not ignore Missing Teeth?

The consequences of tooth loss are often described as a “domino effect.” That’s because losing just one tooth can lead to additional tooth loss and it can happen fairly quickly. When a tooth is missing, it creates a gap between the neighbouring teeth not just above the gum, but in the root space as well.

The neighbouring teeth can “sense” the empty space beside them, and in a surprisingly short space of time, those teeth roots will start to wander into the empty area. As they shift, the root structure weakens and the entire tooth can become loose. That means this tooth is also far more likely to fall out, creating additional gaps that threaten the teeth on either side of those spaces. This is what’s called the domino effect the cascade of events that occurs when one tooth is lost. 

Options for replacing Missing Teeth?

Dental implants

Dental implants are an option when you need to replace a single tooth, or when you’re missing several teeth in different areas of your mouth.

This treatment involves surgically mounting a titanium metal post or frame into your upper or lower jaw. A replacement tooth is then mounted to the implant, which allows the tooth to remain in place.

Basically, a dental implant provides a permanent base for a replacement tooth.

While cost will vary depending on several factors, on average, the estimated cost of a single tooth dental implant ranges from $3000 – $6000

Fixed dental bridge

If you don’t want a dental implant, see if you’re a candidate for a fixed dental bridge. This tooth replacement option might be effective if you’re missing one or more teeth in the same area.

A fixed bridge essentially bridges a gap caused by a missing tooth using a dental prosthetic or artificial tooth. The prosthetic is attached to adjacent teeth and then bonded in place using dental cement.

A single bridge will range in price depending on the materials used and your geographic location. Some sources indicate a single bridge can cost from $3000 – $5000 The procedure may be covered by some insurances.

Removable partial dentures

Your dentist may suggest complete dentures if you need to replace all of your teeth. But if you only need to replace some of your teeth, you might be a candidate for removable partial dentures

This dental appliance consists of replacement teeth attached to a natural-looking pink base.

Your natural teeth stabilize and hold the removable plastic base in place, although some dentures have a clasp that adjoins to natural teeth.

The base is designed to match the colour of your gums, and the teeth the colour of your natural teeth. These dentures might be an option if you need to replace multiple teeth in one part of your mouth.

Removable partial dentures may be covered by some insurances. While cost varies, pricing calculators show a cost ranging from $1500 – $3000 dependent on location.

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Myth 1

Myth

Poor oral hygiene is the only cause of tooth loss.

Fact
Poor oral hygiene is certainly a major factor in developing tooth decay or gum disease that’s serious enough to lead to tooth loss, but it isn’t the only cause of it. Certain health conditions, like diabetes or autoimmune conditions, can cause your body to have a harder time fighting bacteria, recovering from infections, and healing. 

Myth 2

Myth

Tooth loss is an inevitable part of being older.

Fact
As you age, your enamel generally grows thinner and certain risk factors for developing tooth decay or gum disease increase. While it’s true that this does increase your risk of tooth loss as you age, you don’t have to resign yourself to losing teeth! Tooth loss is absolutely not an inevitable part of getting older.

Myth 3

Myth

It is not going to hurt anything to have a missing tooth or two.

Fact
Losing one or more teeth doesn’t just carry the potential to hurt your self-confidence or make eating awkward, it has a very real impact on your oral and overall health. When you lose a tooth, your remaining teeth begin to shift into the gap, causing them to spread out.

Myth 4

Myth

Once you lose a few teeth, your only option is to get partial dentures

Fact
If you’re not stuck with partial dentures, dental implants have the versatility to meet your unique treatment needs and want, regardless of how many teeth you’ve lost.

Myth 5

Myth

If you have already suffered bone loss, you can’t get implant-supported dentures.

Fact
Since implants are rooted directly into your jawbone like natural teeth, you need a certain amount of healthy bone in your jaw before you can get them. If you have already suffered bone loss, however, there are a few ways you can still get implant-supported dentures.

Advantages of replacing options for Sensitive Teeth?

Advantages of dental implants

The biggest advantage is that the replacement tooth resembles a natural tooth and can last for decades.

Another advantage of an implant is that nearby teeth aren’t involved (like with a bridge), so the rest of your teeth should remain intact.

Advantages of dental bridges

Bridges are beneficial because they feel and look like natural teeth. You might find they improve the appearance of your natural teeth on either side of the space.

They’re also typically cheaper than dental implants.

Advantages of partial dentures

Removable partial dentures look and feel natural in the mouth, and they’re also less expensive and easier to repair and replace than other tooth replacement options.

Worried about Missing teeth Solutions? Visit us for the right approach

Our dentists continually attend further education and stay on top of current research to bring the best evidence based treatments and the latest techniques.

We use the latest treatment techniques, procedures & dental materials that enable us to deliver a wide range of options to suit your needs.

Also, we use a wide variety of cosmetic dentistry options and treatments to transform your regular smile into a million-dollar one. We offer all your treatments in the same place, whichever specialist you may need to see, you will find them available here.

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