If you’re an adult missing one or more teeth, you’ve got plenty of company; according to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), adults between the ages of 35 and 49 have on average 25.05 of their 32 permanent teeth. Luckily, nowadays there are a great many advances in restorative dentistry, so there are a number of ways to replace the missing ones. Among these, according to Dr. Goldsmith of Gunther B Goldsmith DDS, a Middletown, NY pediatric and general dentistry practice, the installation of dental implants is certainly an effective and lasting solution.
So how do dental implants work? Who should consider having them put in? Let’s take a look at the basics:
What are implants? One of the fastest growing approaches
So how do dental implants work? Who should consider having them put in? Let’s take a look at the basics:
What are implants? One of the fastest growing approaches