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Why Choose Full Mouth Dental Implants?
All on 6 Dental Implants are perfect if you have complete tooth loss. Tooth loss can be in your upper or lower arch or both arches. Full mouth implants are great if you wear dentures. Opting for full mouth implants in Brooklyn, NY, will provide you with optimal stability. You can bite as you would with your natural teeth with your new teeth. You can enjoy just about anything you wish to eat. Full mouth implants are positioned throughout your jawbone. Your jawbone preserves your new set of teeth. Your new teeth preserve natural tooth roots and bone resorption.

Full Dental Implants Dentist at LuxDen
Jaw bone
Your jaw bone must provide enough support for a full new set of teeth. People who lost teeth years ago, who have active periodontal disease, or who had periodontal disease in the past are more likely to have lost a significant amount of jawbone. Advanced periodontal disease can destroy the bone around natural teeth. Periodontal disease is a common cause of tooth loss. Even if you have missing teeth, you may be able to consider this treatment. However, you may need bone grafts to restore bone levels. For optimal teeth placement, you need adequate bone levels.

Other factors
Dr. Umanoff must consider several other factors before suggesting this treatment. One issue to discuss is the thickness of the final prosthesis. If bone loss is significant, the prosthesis may be thicker than expected. This might not feel as natural as anticipated.
People who have full mouth implants may have difficulty recognizing excessive biting forces. This is due to a lack of sensation. Biting hard on full-mouth dental implants could increase the risk of failure by putting them under excessive stress.

Bruxism
Some people have dental issues that include bruxism. Bruxism is when you bite and clench during sleep. Biting hard places pressure on dental implants.
Yet another factor is speech. Some patients may achieve better results with shorter span bridges. Others may need single dental implants.
Although this may increase the overall cost and time of treatment, the outcome may better fit your needs.

LuxDen Dental Center
2579 East 17th Street #11,
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 489–2966
Web Address: https://luxden.com/ 
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Nearby Locations: Sheepshead Bay | Homecrest | Gravesend | Brighton Beach | Manhattan Beach 11235 | 11229 | 11223 | 11235

Working Hours:
Monday: 10AM — 8PM
Tuesday: 10AM — 8PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10AM — 8PM
Friday: 10AM — 3PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 10AM — 3PM

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