Are Dental Implants the Future?

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Dental implants are the future. They currently remain the only way to replace lost teeth. So dental implants have been a breakthrough in the dental industry, and they’re only becoming more popular.

Did you know that 8 out of 10 Americans will experience tooth loss before the age of 40? For the first time, these people have a solution. Previously, it was just a matter of accepting it.

But are they the future and in what way?

The Market is Rising

Despite their high cost, relative to other treatment methods, this hasn’t deterred people from wanting to rebuild their smiles. The European dental implants market alone is expected to grow 4.1% by 2024. And we have seen similar growth rates across the world.

The reason for this is that there’s simply no viable alternative to implants right now, so there’s no competition.

Protecting the Longevity of Implants

In the early years of implants, the issue most people had was longevity.

Thankfully, advancements in the industry have extended the lifespans of dental implants by many years. According to Your Smile Dental Care, it largely relies on the patient maintaining good oral hygiene. The number one reason why they fail is because patients don’t follow the required aftercare plan.

But overall the use of a titanium post as the foundation of the implant ensures that hygiene is maintained and that the implant doesn’t fold under pressure.

Improving the Accuracy of Implants

Dental implants must be placed precisely, or they may not adhere to the bone in the jaw. In the past, this was one of the biggest headaches for both dentists and patients.

But new technology is allowing implants to keep up with the demands of the future. 3D imaging technology is one type of technology that is improving the precision placement of implants, which therefore improves the success rate.

Using a Dental Navigation System to Reduce the Side Effects of Implants

Perform a search for ‘dental implants’ on Google and you’ll see that one of the most popular search terms is about the pain and invasiveness of the procedure.

It’s true that in the past implants were painful and came with a lot of complications. But modern dental navigation systems are changing this. Dentists can place implants in such a way that increases success rates and reduces the overall invasiveness of the procedure.

Therefore, dental implants are the future. They’re continuing to evolve with the latest technology.

Last Word – Why Implants are the Best Option for Lost Teeth

There’s no other effective treatment that can replace lost teeth. If you’re self-conscious about your smile due to lost teeth, you should consider implants.

They’re more cost-effective than ever before and the teething problems associated with them in the past are no longer there. Just remember that their success largely relies on you picking the right dentist and sticking to the aftercare plan given to you afterwards.

If you want a treatment for lost teeth that comes with a high success rate, then dental implants are the way to go!

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LaDonna Dennis

LaDonna Dennis is the founder and creator of Mom Blog Society. She wears many hats. She is a Homemaker*Blogger*Crafter*Reader*Pinner*Friend*Animal Lover* Former writer of Frost Illustrated and, Cancer...SURVIVOR! LaDonna is happily married to the love of her life, the mother of 3 grown children and "Grams" to 3 grandchildren. She adores animals and has four furbabies: Makia ( a German Shepherd, whose mission in life is to be her attached to her hip) and Hachie, (an OCD Alaskan Malamute, and Akia (An Alaskan Malamute) who is just sweet as can be. And Sassy, a four-month-old German Shepherd who has quickly stolen her heart and become the most precious fur baby of all times. Aside from the humans in her life, LaDonna's fur babies are her world.

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Dr Marina Ambridge
4 years ago

Hi LaDonna,

You wrote an amazing piece about Dental Implants and your stats are really interesting.

Good to find this blog.

Cheers!
Marina