Full Dental Implants

Dentist in Miami, FL

Full Dental Implants

If you are missing one or more teeth, we hope that you will visit 1-2-3 Smile Family Dentistry for all of your tooth replacement needs.

Drs. Suarez can offer an experienced, personalized approach to your oral health needs when it comes to complex concerns such as missing teeth. We will take the time to get to know you, your lifestyle and dietary preferences, as well as your oral health goals. Then, we will figure out which tooth replacement option is best suited for your smile.

Many patients find that dental implants offer them the benefits they are looking for when it comes to dental restorations. Considered the only permanent option for tooth replacement, dental implants restore the look, feel, and function of your missing tooth. Dr. Renier Suarez has completed Fellowship requirements with the prestigious Misch Implant Institute and can provide complete dental implant services under one roof.

What are the benefits of full dental implants?

Dr. Renier Suarez and Dr. Teresa Suarez have the extensive training needed to offer advanced dentistry solutions to address complex dental concerns like missing teeth. Together, they can provide you with the tooth replacement options you need to restore your smile following tooth loss. Dr. Renier Suarez is a Fellow of the Misch Implant Institute, meaning that he is thoroughly trained in the latest techniques of implant dentistry. Our office is excited to offer comprehensive implant dentistry services for patients looking for a permanent solution to tooth replacement.

Dental implants utilize the support of a surgically implanted titanium post that fuses together with your jawbone. It takes several months to heal following the surgical procedure, but it is well worth the wait. Once fully healed, your restored tooth will have tooth-root functionality, meaning you get to enjoy life with a fully restored smile again. Patients do not have to worry about dietary restrictions or oral hygiene hazards with dental implants like they would with other restorative options like dental bridges. You can use and care for your dental implant just as you would a natural tooth.

Long-lasting Alternative To Bridge Hardware

Unlike dental bridges, which only rely on the external support of your surrounding teeth, dental implants have the added benefit of being fused with your jawbone. While the dental implant process is more extensive than that of the dental bridge, patients looking for a permanent tooth replacement option should consider dental implants. Dental implants have extremely high patient satisfaction ratings because they are more durable than dental bridges, making them more likely to last you for a lifetime than other restorative options

Who are the perfect candidates for full dental implants?

Not everyone who is missing teeth are the right candidates for Dental Implant Restoration. Dr. Renier Suarez and Dr. Teresa Suarez, experienced Miami, FL, dentists suggest that the candidate for this treatment should have the following signs

Their gums and the remaining teeth should be healthy.
Their jaws should have enough bone density to hold the implants.
They should be committed to practicing proper and regular oral hygiene.
They should be a non-smoker or give up their smoking habits.
The process would take months to complete as the artificial teeth can only be placed after the implant has fused with your jawbones. So patients should have the patience to complete the procedure properly.

What are the types of dental implants?

There are three types of dental implants to choose from. Once our Miami, FL, dentist has checked our oral conditions thoroughly, they will be able to suggest the right one for you:

Endosteal Implants- It is the most commonly used dental implant, suitable for most patients. However, they will need a healthy jawbone for the implant to be inserted. They look like screws and are fitted on the jaws where the replacement teeth will be placed.
Subperiosteal implants- It is the best alternative to endosteal implants. Here, the implant rests on top of the jawbone. A metal frame is placed in your gums with poles coming out from it. Once the gum fuses with the post, the replacement teeth are placed. They are secured with the poles on the gums.
Zygomatic implant- It involves a complicated procedure and is only executed if you do not have enough bones for endosteal implants. Herein, the implants are placed on your cheekbones rather than jawbones.

Replace Missing Teeth In Miami, Fl

It’s essential to replace your missing teeth sooner rather than later. Missing teeth create a wide range of dental concerns within your mouth, including cosmetic concerns, hygiene concerns, and functionality concerns. Your dental structures were intended to work together when performing daily tasks like chewing or speaking. When you are missing a tooth, your remaining dental structures must make up for the lack of support. This can cause an increased risk of added dental damages and muscle strain on your jawbone. We encourage patients to schedule a consultation with our restorative dentists to learn more about their tooth replacement options in Miami, FL