Replacing missing teeth
Missing teeth can be replaced with dentures, implants and dental bridges
Benefits of replacing missing teeth include:
- Restoring your smile
- Restore the ability to properly chew and speak
- Maintain the shape of your face
- Prevents overload on natural teeth
- Distributes the forces in your bite properly
- Prevents remaining teeth from moving out of position
Dental Implants
Benefits of implants
- Do not impact healthy teeth
- Look and perform like natural teeth
- No artificial adhesives or creams are required to adhere your dentures
- Can be used to increase denture stability
- Can be used to enhance orthodontic treatment
Why choose Newnham dental care as your dental implant centre?
The highest quality Swiss manufactured dental implants are used. We’ll also make sure that you are always at the centre of any dental treatment with plenty of time taken at every appointment.
You will always be seen by the same highly skilled and experienced dentist in a caring and relaxed environment, Dr Milisha Chotai has a masters of science degree in Dental Implantology from the University of Bristol.
Dentures
Dentures replace missing teeth and in most cases also missing gum. The aim is to restore the look and function of your teeth and face. The dentures are manufactured together with a highly skilled technician. Our dentures are natural looking with optimal stability and function. Dentures are removable and may also be used as a temporary means to fixed replacement teeth such as dental implants. Dentures can also be further stabilized with implants in order to improve your confidence and your ability to chew foods.
Dental bridges
Dental bridges are supported by either natural teeth or by implants. A bridge is made up of crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap. These crowns are called abutment teeth and will anchor a false tooth/teeth in between. Bridges can be made from gold, alloys, porcelain or a combination of these materials.
A dental bridge is fitted on top of teeth surrounding the gap. It is a treatment option to fill the gap but involves grinding on the adjacent teeth. It is appropriate when the adjacent teeth are already heavily restored or when dentures or dental implants are not the best possible treatment option.