The Decision to Replace Missing Teeth goes Beyond Aesthetics!

While the Aesthetic Impact of missing teeth is often the most noticeable concern, the implications go far deeper than just a smile's appearance.

Here's a breakdown of the various ways missing teeth can affect you:

Aesthetics: Missing teeth create gaps in your smile, making it appear incomplete and potentially affecting your self-esteem.

Speech Difficulties: Missing teeth, particularly front teeth, can hinder your ability to pronounce certain sounds clearly, leading to speech impediments.

Chewing Problems: Chewing food requires a complete set of teeth to function effectively. Missing teeth can make chewing difficult, forcing you to adjust your eating habits and potentially leading to digestive issues.

Jawbone Deterioration: The jawbone needs stimulation from the roots of teeth to maintain its density. When teeth are missing, the jawbone beneath them begins to deteriorate over time. This deterioration can lead to facial collapse, further shifting of remaining teeth, and even affect the overall structure of your face.