Replace Missing Teeth Grenada
Enjoy Life to The Fullest with a Whole Smile
Every single tooth in your mouth is important, and even being without just one can prove to be quite problematic. You might have issues biting and chewing food or pronouncing certain sounds, but you also might feel reluctant to show off your smile! Our dental office is thrilled to offer numerous solutions for replacing missing teeth in Grenada, all of which are beautifully lifelike and optimally functional. To learn more about how you can rebuild your smile and begin enjoying life to the fullest, give us a call today!
Why Choose Kringle Dentistry for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Modern Dental Office with Advanced Technology
- Dental Insurance Accepted and Financing Available
- Dental Implants Available and Placed In-House
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges do exactly what their name implies; they “bridge” the gap left by missing teeth. They’re often used to replace one or a few lost teeth in a row, and they rely on dental crowns placed on the teeth adjacent to the gap, coupled with a row of replacement teeth known as pontics. They can also be secured with dental implants, but in either case, the resulting restoration is certain to look and feel completely lifelike.
Dentures
Dentures are perhaps the most recognizable dental restoration around, and these beautifully realistic prosthetics have assisted countless patients over the years with varying degrees of tooth loss. Using the highest-quality materials available, we can custom-make dentures based on your specific needs, and with them, you’ll be able to eat, speak, and smile much easier! Better yet, dentures can be used with dental implants for an even sturdier and lasting solution.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are by far the best method of tooth replacement, as they offer numerous oral health benefits to patients in addition to providing them with a lasting restoration. They consist of titanium posts that are surgically placed directly into the jawbone, where they’re able to fuse with it and act as replacement tooth roots. This provides an impressively strong foundation for a future dental restoration and can even last for a lifetime under the right circumstances.