Replace Missing Teeth Worcester
Bringing Back Your Full Grin
Tooth loss isn’t an issue to take lightly. You’ll likely struggle to eat, speak, or even smile if your teeth go missing. Still, it’s possible to solve this oral problem with the right help. Our dentists can replace your missing teeth here in Worcester. To get your full grin back, simply trust the dental team at Burncoat Family Dental. You can learn more about our tooth replacement options below. Otherwise, please book a visit to discuss our other services.
Why Choose Burncoat Family Dental for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Dentists with Many Years of Experience
- Advanced Dental Technology
- Dental Implants Placed In-House
Dental Bridges
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A dental bridge is great at replacing several adjacent teeth. As it's made of dental crowns fused to either side of a pontic (i.e., an artificial tooth), it can fill large smile gaps all at once. However, the device often relies on nearby natural teeth as anchors. A dentist must alter these anchors to fit with your restoration. Of course, you can opt for an implant bridge as an alternative to having your teeth modified.
Dentures
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If you’ve lost several teeth, you may benefit from dentures. Each of these prosthetics has two major parts: artificial teeth and a pink acrylic base. They then tend to vary by type (partial, full, etc.). That said, our own office has a focus on implant dentures. These are supported by dental implants that fuse with your jawbone. Given that fact, they’re more secure and permanent than standard dentures. These restorations won’t slip around or fall out of your mouth.
Dental Implants
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In terms of lasting tooth replacement, dental implants are the best option. They’re small titanium posts that replace the roots of missing teeth. Once placed in your jaw, they slowly fuse with your jawbone and become permanent parts of your mouth. This process allows the new teeth to become more secure and behave like natural ones. Furthermore, we ensure such results by placing the implants in-office. The placement will benefit from our dentists’ training and advanced tools.