The human body continues to decline with age, and teeth are no exception. When teeth are gradually lost or extracted, people's quality of life can be greatly affected. At this time, dental prostheses or dental implants have become the choice of many people. However, both paths are fraught with hardships.
Prostheses are a traditional method of restoration that restores chewing function and aesthetics by fitting dentures where the tooth is missing. However, dental prostheses require the wear and tear of adjacent teeth to secure the dentures, which can cause some degree of damage to the teeth;In addition, dental prostheses have a limited lifespan and need to be replaced regularly, resulting in high maintenance costs.
Dental implants are an emerging method of restoration, in which an artificial root is implanted in the alveolar bone and then fitted to the artificial tooth root. Dental implants do not require wear and tear on adjacent teeth, allowing for better preservation of natural teeth;In addition, dental implants have a long lifespan and can be used for a long time.
Prostheses and implants have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice depends on the individual's circumstances and needs. If there are fewer missing teeth and the adjacent teeth are healthy, prostheses may be an optionIf there are many missing teeth, or if adjacent teeth are not healthy, dental implants may be an option. Of course, no matter which method you choose, you need to be evaluated by a professional dentist and**.
In addition to prostheses and implants, there are some other dental restoration methods such as removable dentures, fixed bridges, etc. Each of these methods also has its applicable circumstances and advantages and disadvantages, and needs to be chosen according to individual circumstances. In short, it is very important to protect the health of your teeth, if there is a problem with your teeth, you should seek the help of a professional dentist in time and choose the best plan for you.