Dental implants are often considered the top choice for replacing missing teeth. They’re the only option that includes a support rod that’s inserted right into your jaw. It is then capped by a tooth-shaped crown so that it looks and acts just like the natural pearly white you lost.
Although they have a high success rate and can last decades, it’s still possible for your dental implant to fail. That’s why it’s imperative that you care for it properly, especially immediately following your implant procedure! Keep reading to learn what you should and shouldn’t do to keep your dental implant in prime condition.
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