Life is better when you can smile, eat, and speak with complete confidence. When you have missing teeth, you can replace them with dental implants in Town and Country. It’s a lifelike solution that gives you new teeth that have the form and function of natural teeth. As a result, you can:
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When you’re missing one or several teeth, dental implants offer the most natural-looking and functioning solution available. Your dentist can restore your smile with:
We work closely with a trusted specialist who places your implants, then our team expertly places your replacement teeth.
Our dental team has extensive experience restoring smiles. Working alongside trusted implant specialists, we’ll rebuild your smile with exceptional precision and comfort. Here is what you can expect:
Throughout your journey, you’ll experience coordinated care that puts your needs first. We’ll help you gain a smile that’s built to last for years to come.
Your comfort and peace of mind matter to us at every step. Here’s why you will feel confident with our team:
Call 636-322-7522 for dental implants in Town and Country. You can also schedule online.
Modern dental implants function as artificial roots for replacement teeth. Implants are anchored directly in your jawbone, like the roots of natural teeth are. Your jaw bonds to the implants to keep them securely in place. This provides a stable support system for crowns, bridges, or dentures. Implants also stimulate your jawbone, reducing your risk of bone loss, which is common after someone loses teeth.
If you’re missing teeth, you might want to think about getting dental implants. They act as artificial roots for replacement teeth and can make crowns, bridges, and dentures more secure. Implants also help prevent bone loss in the jaw and restore your biting power so you can eat without worrying.
A dental implant requires a sufficient amount of healthy bone to fuse with, so we’ll make sure your bone is in good shape before we begin your treatment. After your implants are placed, they will fuse with the bone in a process called osseointegration. Once your implants are fully fused, there is little chance they will come loose, although the replacement teeth anchored to them will need to be replaced periodically.