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Replacing a missing tooth with Dental Bridge or Dental Implant

The pros and cons of dental implants versus dental bridges Dental Implants: Pros: 1. Natural Feel and Appearance:Implants closely mimic natural teeth in both look and function. 2. Preservation of Adjacent Teeth: Implants don't require support from adjacent teeth, so those neighbouring teeth remain untouched. 3. Longevity:With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime. 4. Stability: Implants are firmly anchored in the jawbone, providing stability for chewing and speaking. 5. Bone Health:They stimulate the jawbone, helping to prevent bone loss. Cons: 1. Surgery: Implant placement involves a surgical procedure, which may have a longer recovery time. 2. Cost: Initial implant placement can be more expensive than bridges. 3. Time:The process can take several months from start to finish. 4. Bone Health: Sufficient jawbone is required for implant placement, which might necessitate bone grafting in some cases. Dental Bridges: Pros: 1. Faster Procedure: Bridges are quicker to place co