Replace Missing Teeth in Worcester
Restore Your Smile and Protect Your Oral Health
Tooth loss may not seem like a big deal at first, but the long-term consequences are more substantial than you might immediately think. When teeth are missing, the risk of future tooth loss only goes up as bone loss begins to occur. This can affect not only your ability to smile but chew the foods you enjoy. At University Dental Group, our team of experts in Worcester can provide you natural-looking, comfortable and effective tooth replacements designed to resolve a variety of tooth loss cases. Call our dental office to find out which option is right for you!
Why Choose
University Dental Group
for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Variety of Available Options, Including Comprehensive Dental implants
- High-Quality Materials That Deliver Unmatched Results
- Detailed Treatment Planning and Highly Customized Restorations
Dental Bridges
One of the most common methods of replacing one or multiple teeth at a time has been dental bridges. This restoration is made up of several dental crowns fused together, with a crown on either side being hollowed out so it can fit on top of existing natural teeth. This means that natural teeth will need to be slightly modified in order to act as anchors for your bridge. The teeth that fill the gap in your smile are known as pontics and can be used to replace one to two teeth at a time.
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Dental Implants
Our dental office recommends dental implants for a wide variety of cases involving tooth loss, regardless of how extensive it may be. Dental implants are considered the most comprehensive solution to replacing missing teeth because they address the root structure underneath the gums, not solely the crown that makes up your smile. By using a combination of biocompatible materials, including titanium and porcelain, we can replace single, multiple, and all missing teeth with dental implants!
Dentures
Replacing multiple teeth at a time doesn’t have to be a difficult process. With the help of full and partial dentures, you can replace teeth on opposing sides of your mouth or all the teeth in a single arch. While full dentures use the natural suction and shape of your mouth to stay in place, partial dentures use metal hooks which wrap around neighboring teeth. Both are made with acrylic and porcelain materials in order to look and feel as natural as possible.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
Failing and missing teeth can impact your confidence, oral function, and overall health. Our experienced dentists can create a comprehensive treatment plan to rebuild your smile using a variety of our restorative treatments. This can include dental crowns, dentures, bridges, or dental implants. We’ll make sure every aspect of your health is considered, as well as your budget and ideal timeline.