Dental Implants In Chicago, IL

Dental implants are used to support replacement teeth that resemble, feel, and perform like natural teeth. The person suffering from missing teeth can eat almost anything again and smile confidently, knowing that their teeth will appear natural and their facial contours will be retained. Implants are little titanium posts that are surgically implanted into the jaw bone to replace lost teeth. The titanium attaches to the bone, forming a stable basis for artificial teeth. Furthermore, dental implants can help retain face structure by minimizing the bone loss caused by missing teeth.

Dental implants are transforming people's lives! People are finding the confidence and security to eat, speak, laugh, and enjoy life due to these implants

If you, like so many others, believe implant dentistry is right for you, we think that you should get a radiographic examination and also keep an eye o your medical history. Dr. Mariscal, Dr. Boege, Dr. Munoz, or Dr. Flores-Hutton, or an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon referred by our office, will address your particular needs and concerns during these appointments. We value your inquires, and our team will work closely with you to ensure that your surgery is a success.

Dental implants are tooth root replacements that are made of metal. They're implanted into the jaw bone surgically. After that, little posts are fastened to the and protrude through the gum tissues. These posts offer a stable source of foundation for artificial teeth.

For many patients, dental implant installation includes two surgical procedures. Implants are first inserted into your jaw bone. The implants are concealed beneath the gums for the first three to six months after surgery, steadily integrating with the jaw bone. During this time, you will be wearing temporary dentures and following a diet rich in soft food items. Your dentist creates the final bridgework or denture during that time, which will boost both appearance and performance

The second stage begins once the implant has integrated with the jaw bone. The implants will be exposed and a tiny healing collar will be attached by the surgeon. Drs. Mariscal, Boege, Munoz, and Flores-Hutton can then begin creating your replacement teeth. It is important to take an impression. Following this, the posts are connected to the implants. After that, the replacement teeth are produced over these posts. It normally takes six to eight months to complete the treatment. Most patients report no difficulties in their regular lives following the procedure