Have you been considering Dental Implants? If so, our team can help. We would be more than happy to assess your individual case to see if dental implants are right for you.
Millions of people suffer tooth loss due to injury, periodontal disease, poor oral care, etc. Regardless, one or more missing teeth can impact how you chew, talk, smile, and interact with the public. Happily, you can now fix the problem with dental implants. Let us explain what a dental implant is and how you can use the procedure to improve the appearance and performance of your teeth.
What are dental implants?
Dental implants were invented in 1952 and are considered the standard of care for prosthetic teeth replacement. The implants are artificial surgical structures or figures inserted into the jawbone and allowed to fuse with the bone over a few months to act as a replacement for the root of a missing tooth.
Dental implants serve as an artificial tooth root, which in turn, holds a bridge or replacement. It also acts as an anchor for the crown. Therefore, instead of replacing the visible portion of a missing tooth, a dental implant replaces the tooth roots, supports the jawbone, and provides sufficient bite force.


What are the main advantages of dental implants?
- Dental Implants are suitable for removing a tooth or the entire teeth.
- Unlike dentures or other artificial fittings, implants appear more natural and are comfortable.
- There is a lower risk of cavities developing in nearby teeth, and it helps to maintain the bone at the site of the lost tooth.
- Dental implants improve your chewing function.
- It is also convenient to use since you don’t need to take it out every night for cleaning.
- It improves speech, appearance, self-esteem, oral health, and dental comfort.

Start transforming your smile! Let’s discuss your dental implant options today. Call us and book an appointment today at (914) 682-4005
What are the types of dental implants?
There are three types of dental implants. They include Endosteal, subperiosteal, and zygomatic.
- Endosteal implants: this is the most common type of dental implant, and it is suited for most patients. However, the patient must have a good and healthy jawbone to qualify for this procedure. It involves surgically placing various cylinders or blades and screws into the jawbone.
- Subperiosteal implants: this is the second most popular type of implant often used as an alternative to endosteal implants. Instead of fixing the implant into the jawbone, it is placed on top of the jaw with a metal frame post. The framework protrudes through the gum and holds the implant in place. Patients who don’t have sufficient jawbones or don’t want to go through intensive oral surgery or bone grafting are suitable for subperiosteal implants.
- Zygomatic implants: the less popular zygomatic implant is the most complicated of the three types. It is placed on the cheekbone instead of the jawbone.


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