Find Your Way Back After Tooth Loss With Implant Dentistry

Replacing a missing part of your smile has never been easier!

When you lose a tooth, it is important to remember that this is not the end of your story. Take some time to learn about your options in prosthodontic repair with your dentist and make the decision that is right for your smile. With implant dentistry, you have a biocompatible solution that harnesses sophisticated science to give you a tooth replacement that you can trust.

Dr. McKinney Provides State-Of-The-Art Prosthodontic Renewal

Here at McKinney-Graham Dental Arts in Hickory, NC, we are proud to be at the forefront of smile repair. With a biocompatible dental implant restoration, you can replace that missing tooth with an elegant new prosthetic that connects directly to your jaw. Talk to our team about your needs, and we can help you to understand your options, including implant dentistry.

Ready To Learn More About Implant Restoration?

If you have recently lost one or more of your existing teeth, take some time to talk with our team about the advantages of an implant solution. Dental implants give you a strong connection between your prosthetic replacement and your jaw, helping you to improve your bite function and renew your appearance. Schedule your consultation with Dr. Kyle McKinney in Hickory, NC today to learn more about your next steps!

Implant Dentistry Provides Distinct Advantages Over Other Repairs

A Strong Connection To Your Jaw

With a new dental implant, you can have a prosthodontic solution that is as strong as you are. Stop dealing with anxiety whenever you bite into an apple, and instead, give yourself a repair that you can trust.

A Lasting Restoration Can Save You Time And Money

Appliance-based forms of repair (such as a traditional bridge) are made to last anywhere from five to ten years. While these can be helpful, they do not have the longevity of a dental implant restoration. This means that over time, a sturdy dental implant can be the more cost-effective option for replacing a tooth. Save yourself the time and effort by doing it right the first time!

Retain Your Bone Tissue By Avoiding Resorption

When you lose a tooth, your body starts to pull its resources to protect the remaining parts of your smile. This is why those who have lost their entire set of teeth can start to lose definition in their profile appearance. By stimulating the jaw, your dental implants help you to keep your jaw full and healthy, even after losing teeth.

Care For Your Repair Just Like Your Other Teeth

Unlike other methods, you can care for your dental implant in much the same manner as your natural teeth. Except with implant dentistry, your new prosthetic will not develop cavities!

It is important to remember that just because you have a strong prosthodontic solution, you still need to brush and floss regularly. Talk to your dentist about how to properly care for your new replacement. But if you damage your prosthetic, your provider will be able to swap it out for a fresh new one!