If you have missing teeth then this video goes through the options that may be possible.
IN this blog post we wanted to share what a difference a fixed bridge can make to your life here are some questions answered by a recent patient who underwent this procedure
Here are a few questions answered by a patient who had implants and a fixed bridge, he had a denture prior to this which he no longer need
Question 1: What was the obstacle in your mind that would have prevented you from having this treatment done?
Previously Cost
2: What did you find as a result of having the treatment done?
An enormous improvement in my quality of life.
3: What was the one thing you liked the most about having this treatment or coming to Lifestyle Dental?
I received excellent service over a period of 7 months
4: What would be three other benefits of having this treatment?
A Appearance
B Oral comfort
C NO DENTURES !!!!!
5: Would you recommend Lifestyle Dental to your friends if so why?
Yes certainly, There is a very good “feeling” about the practice and it is extremely well equipped.
R Taylor Blackburn
If you have lost all your teeth or if you are in the situation whereby you think you will be losing them this video will give you some options.
Nadim from Lifestyle Dental discusses the different options that are available for you.https://youtu.be/Ho_GUDR8a2k
One of the most common questions we get at Lifestyle Dental is if a dental implant is needed for every missing tooth… the short answer to this question is no. This applies most commonly, if you have multiple teeth missing in a row. For example, if you have a three or four tooth gap, it is possible to have two or three implants placed. There are several options, and every patient’s needs are different based on the specific diagnosis – contact us today for a free consultation at 01772 97 76 11!
If you have a bridge, you’ll want to keep reading and watch the video below … in the event you ever have a broken bridge!
What happens if your bridge is broken and needs replacement or repair?
There is good news if you have a minor fracture in your bridge as in many cases it can often be repaired in place. If the damage is more extensive, bridge replacement is a great option as long as the adjoining teeth are in good health. If the adjoining teeth are not healthy enough for a bridge replacement, corrective options include dental implants or dentures.
For a free consultation on your bridges, or any other dental concerns, call us on 01772 97 76 11!
